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
If I encounter justice in the world, then one thing is decided, that I am just. Justice is my thermometer. Man becomes perfect and absolute when he becomes one with justice, and he sees everything as just. Until then he is either above or below normality.
Questioner : Yes, it helps a lot.
Dadashri: Do not look for justice in the world because whatever is happening is justice. You should simply observe what is happening. The younger brother (who received only five acres) should tell his eldest brother that he is satisfied with his share of the land and ask him whether he is happy too. They should share some meals together. All these are accounts. No one is excluded from accounts. Even a father will not let his son off without first claiming his account. These are not blood relatives. They are accounts.
Referring to the previous example, people will tend to side with and seek justice for the son who received only five acres of land, while discrediting the eldest brother. This is wrong and represents a fault. People live this worldly life in an illusion. This illusion distorts their perception of real nature of things. They believe that the worldly life is real. When one believes this worldly life to be real, he suffers. Nature's justice is flawless.
CRUSHED TO DEATH IS JUSTICE TOO
A man is waiting for a bus on the correct side on a road. A bus comes around on the wrong side of the road and runs over him. From what perspective can you call this justice?
Questioner: People will say that the driver of the bus was responsible for the man's death.
I would not interfere in such situations. I would not tell anyone what he or she should or should not do. Otherwise I would not be called Vitaraag (without attachment). I simply observe what and how previous accounts are unfolding.
When people ask me to dispense justice, I tell them that my justice is different from the justice of the world. My justice is nature's justice. This justice is the regulator of the world, and it keeps the world in regulation. In nature's justice, there is no injustice, even for a moment. Why do people perceive injustice and look for their own justice? It is because they do not know that whatever they encounter is justice only. Think, dear man, why he did not give you just two acres instead of the five acres? What he has given you is just. All that we come across is our own account from our past life. Justice is the thermometer. From this thermometer we can see that it is because we were uniust in our past life, that we encounter injustice in this life. So the thermometer itself is not to be blamed. Is this helpful to you?
Dadashri: Yes, because he came from the wrong side of the road and killed him. Even if he were driving on the right side of the road, it would still be considered a violation. Essentially, he is guilty of two violations, but nature proclaims it to be correct. People protest in vain. It is the previous account that has been settled, but people do not understand that. People waste their precious time of life and money by seeking justice through the lawyers and courts. In the process even the lawyers treat them badly. People take so much abuse. They should, instead understand nature's justice; the justice as explained by Dada. That way they can quickly solve their problems.
There is nothing wrong with taking a matter to court