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great festival and our problems to opportunities.
What should one do to approach Kshama'? The answer lies within this book called “Jailer”, where karma is depicted as the Judge, the person causing harassment as the Jailer, and we as the criminals. The most reverend Gurudevshri, who is the master of presenting tattva (substance) in a brilliant manner, has put forth this threeangled concept with reasoning, logic and examples in such a beautiful, unfailing and convincing way that one's attitude towards others will certainly change for the better after reading this book.
“There is no retribution without a crime norgratification without a good deed.”
"When you consider the deeds of others as wicked, punishment will be meted out to you. On the other hand, as often as you consider your own karma (deeds) as evil, you are worthy of a grand reward.”
“Bearing oppression caused by others with equanimity is the easiest way for the soul to reap benefits.”
“Karmasatta” (karma dispensing authority) will not tolerate your anger.”
These infallible sentences should constantly remain etched into our hearts and minds and should be displayed on placards in our homes and offices. This book is resplendent with such sentences which are explained with logic and numerous examples, such as, the reason for depicting karma as the Judge or the reason why it is said that a person loses everything when he damages his moral behaviour, with anecdotes about the game show of nature, petrol-water-spark etc. These have
