Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
Religion
Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
This exposition of the truth of our utter irresponsibility of our
actions will appear strange and mischievous only to unthinking minds.
The fear that such a belief of irresponsibility may lead some people to
bad actions is entirely groundless. Such a thing can never happen for,
with such a belief firm our mind, we have to think of God always in our
daily actions, and this constant thinking induces concentration upon the
Deity whose spirit is sure to prevent and counteract all our evil
thoughts, not to speak of evil actions. A man who will do evil actions,
taking advantage of this principle, will only deceive himself. Such
evil-doing can only show that he has no belief in the principle at all,
but thinks of it only with a view to justify actions which lie, in his
heart, believes to be his own, but attributes to God to get rid of their
responsibilities, if possible. But if anyone believes firmly that God is
the Doer of all actions and yet, for want of proper culture of this
belief, he is betrayed into evil actions, be sure his belief growing
stronger will soon control his actions and lead him along the paths of
the good and the pure. God-Consciousness destroys all evils of the mind
to their very roots.
Thus Karma and its effects, which for the ignorant, unthinking, and
reckless human soul are ever interminable, can by exercise of wisdom and
mental power and discipline be absolutely done away with. Karma belongs
to Krishna and it is to Krishna that it and its fruits should be
unreservedly dedicated good. The moment this mystery of Karma is solved
and the soul that solves it acts upon its lesson, than Krishna takes it
into His arms, and the soul and its Maker, now face to face, laugh
together at this riddle of life, and in that laugh of ecstasy all sorrow
and pain of the past are forgotten by that saved soul.
SECTION XX. THE ATOM'S RETURN JOURNEY.
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