Whatever Has Happened Is Justice

SR No.: 007561
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Dada Bhagwan
Publisher: Dada Bhagwan Foundation
Publication Year: 2001
Total Pages: 21
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Akram Vigyan
File Size: 178 KB

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Whatever has happened is justice
Whatever has happened is justice
Questioner : It is the repercussion of our own deeds.
Dadashri : You cannot call it repercussion. It is all your projection. If you call it repercussion, then the action and reaction will be equal and opposite. I am just giving you an example, a simile. It is only your own projection. No one else has a hand in it, so you should be cautious and understand that the entire responsibility lies on your shoulders. Having understood this responsibility, what kind of conduct should you have at home?
Questioner: We should act accordingly.
Dadashri : Yes, one should understand one's responsibility. Some people say that by praying to God, one's troubles will go away. What fallacy! People use God's name to escape their responsibility. The responsibility is yours. You are "Whole and sole responsible" for your actions. After all, the projection is only yours.
must have had some kerosene on his hands. When I went to drink the water, I could smell the kerosene. I simply became the observer and the 'knower of this event. Why did this happen to me and what is the justice behind this? It had never happened before, so why was it happening today? I concluded that it must be because of my own account. So I settled the account discreetly. If this were to happen again and again, I would drink the water without making a fuss. What would an agnani (person without Gnan) do under these circumstances?
Questioner : He would create a big fuss and start yelling.
Dadashri : Everyone in the household would know, "Oh My! Today the master had kerosene in his drinking water!'
Questioner : The whole house will be in an uproar.
If someone hurts you, you should accept it and credit it to your account. You only need to credit that which you have given out. Nature's law prevents one person from hurting another without a cause. There has to be causes behind this, so credit whatever comes your way.
Dadashri: He will drive everyone crazy. His poor wife will even forget to put sugar in his tea. What happens when someone becomes stressed? They mess up everything they do on that day.
Questioner : Dada, it is reasonable not to complain about this matter. But don't we have to tell the people in the household that there was kerosene in the water and that they need to be careful in the future?
FOR THOSE WHO WANT LIBERATION
If there is too much salt in the soup, that too is justice.
Questioner : You have told us to observe whatever happens, then where is the need to seek justice?
Dadashri: I am trying to explain justice, in a different light. Let me explain. A man who gave me a glass of water
Dadashri : When can you tell them? You can tell them when you are having tea and snacks, and everyone is in a good mood. This is when you tell them in a lighthearted manner. Do it when you are all having fun.
Questioner : In other words, do we say it in such a manner that the other person does not get hurt?