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The guilty and their sins are being borne by others. One commits murder and another is caught and hanged. One steals and another is caught.
We should also consider that those who did not receive the fruits of their good or bad deeds in this life, will their deeds simply fail? To say that deeds do not fail, even if the doer does not receive the fruit, it still affects the upper society or other people of the country—this is also not right, because whatever a human being does, he does not do it all for others. Even the great souls who are engaged in charity day and night, their desire is only to manifest their divine self for the benefit of others. Desire has a very high place in the order of the universe. In such a situation, it is not reasonable to assume that the root of desire is also destroyed along with the present body. A human being continues to strive until the last moment of his life, so that he may benefit himself. It is not that all those who do this are deluded. Even the accomplished, steady-minded, peaceful, wise yogis are engaged in trying to achieve their goal with the same thought, that if not in this life, then in the next life, at some point we will manifest the divine nature.
If the existence of karma is not accepted after the destruction of the body, how narrow does the purpose of the individual become and how small does the scope of work become? You can think about it yourself. Whatever is done for others cannot be equal to the work done for oneself! Accepting the afterlife of the conscious being until the last moment of the present body, in a way, forces the individual to give up ambition. If not in this life, then in the next life, but I will surely achieve my purpose—this feeling can manifest more power in the human heart than any other feeling. It cannot be said that the said feeling is false, because its emergence is natural and well-known.