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It is impossible for something to come into existence by a word. Therefore, there is no other way but to say that the flow of karma is anadi (without beginning). _Some people, frightened by the confusion of the unclear explanation of anadi, start changing the flow of karma to sadi (with beginning), but in an attempt to remove the fear of a fault imagined by their own intellect, they accept another bigger fault. If they accept the beginning of the flow of karma, then the jiva (soul) should have been extremely pure and enlightened before, then what is the reason for its involvement? And if even the completely pure and enlightened jiva gets involved, then even the liberated jivas will be involved in karma, and in that situation, liberation should be called the sleeping world. The anadi nature of the flow of karma and the non-return of liberated jivas to the world has been accepted by all the established darshanas (philosophies)._
For the solution of the anadi relationship of karma with the soul and bhakti (devotion) in comparison to the flow-lineage, the Acharyas (teachers) have said:
> _Jo khatu sansaratyo jivo tatto du hodi parinamo parinamaado kamma kammaado hovi gavi sugavi. Gadim adhigavassa deho dehaavo indiyani jayante. Tehi duvi sayaggahanam tato rago doso va. Jadi jivas sevam bhavo sansara dhakka valammi._
> _Di jinavarehi manido anadinidhanu sanidhanu va._
The anadi relationship of karma with the jiva can be understood by this example: just as within a mine, gold and stone, milk and ghee, egg and hen, seed and tree have an anadi relationship, in the same way, the relationship of jiva and karma should be known as self-evident in comparison to the flow-lineage. That is, the mind, speech, and