Karma Chronicles: Payment for our actions must be made no matter what; we must understand this principle!

 

Payment for our actions must be made no matter what; we must understand this principle!

Throughout ages, saints and sages, the founders of religions, emphasized the importance of vegetarianism. The main reason is their understanding of the law of actions. In physical science, we learn, 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction.' From a moral standpoint, we can understand the law of actions.

Modern science is investigating the power of waves emanating from our minds. These waves manifest from our thoughts, words, and actions. This is what the law of actions states, 'every action has a reaction.

One of the fundamental principles of ancient Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism is the law of actions. It affects us at a soul level. Our thoughts, words, and actions are recorded, so when they are good, we reap good fruits, and when they are bad, we must bear the consequences. This is akin to the earthly laws, based on punishment and reward. The Bible also says, 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.' Similar notions are found in other scriptures, where our place in heaven or hell is determined by our actions in life.

Saints and sages who have realized the divine and unlocked the secrets of inner realms teach us about the law of actions based on their experiences. Hence, those who seek enlightenment and divine knowledge should follow vegetarianism. Spiritual gurus do not want us to create new karma and return to this earth to face its consequences. If we commit a crime, we must pay for it. Even in Buddhism, there are many stories where people had to suffer the consequences of their past actions.

It's worth contemplating that enlightened beings who have found the divine teach us about the law of actions based on their experiences. Those who want to validate this principle can delve into the inner realms like saints and sages did. There, they can discover the truth of the law of actions. Those who have had near-death experiences, where they entered a realm filled with light and reviewed their life, have shared how they saw all their good and bad deeds. They not only saw others but also felt how they were treated, whether kindly or cruelly.

From these experiences, they understood the main principle of love. After returning to life, such people became more loving and caring towards others. They felt people's reactions. In this way, they also understood the law of actions, leading them to live a virtuous life and focus their attention on God.