Jailer

Author(s): Abhayshekharsuri, Sujata P Kapadia
Publisher: Harshadray Private Limited

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If we ponder deeply, it will become clear that Pavanjay, who so far held only prejudice and hatred for Anjana, would have probably thought on seeing chakravaki's lamentation, “How great is chakravaki's love for her husband that she could not bear even one night's separation from him and on the other hand there was Anjana who loved another man!” This was the person who did not heed his parents' or Prahasit's advice. Now all of a sudden, his bias had vanished and his thoughts had changed! How is this possible? This had become possible. This suggests that the punishment is over, therefore the Jailer's behaviour had changed and the prisoner was free from punishment.
Sometimes, a chronic or long-standing disease, which one has not been able to cure despite trying everything one can, including spending on expensive specialists and medicines, can be eradicated with an ordinary remedy prescribed by an ordinary doctor. This is because the punishment ordered by the court of Karmasatta is over. The cause can be anyone or anything, but the soul is certainly discharged from the punishment.
This is an incident which appeared in Gujarat Samachar on 8.2.:04. In a foreign country, a truck driver named Edwin Robinson met with an accident. Despite being treated, he lost his eyesight in both the eyes. He also became hearing impaired. After being treated with many medicines, by many doctors, he could barely hear loud voices and sounds even with the help of a hearing-aid. The doctor informed him that he was blinded for life as
Gujarat Samachar = a daily in Gujarati
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