...contd....
She, but just smiled and said “all that could or could not be true! We
can't jump to conclusion about their character based on their one decision or
act. So we’ll not go there! What I wanted to point was this – we always give
excuse of ‘market requirement’ i.e., “I acted so because of “whenever I do
reiki, light goes, so it was very clear, that I am not required to do sadhan.
Reiki doesn’t want me to do sadhan!”
“Whenever I put on TV, take a magazine, I see Gold ads. So I took it as
Reiki’s clue and ended up purchasing gold against loans”.
Wow! What a way to mess up ones’ life and others with such distorted
and bent up logic!
Please, save yourself from all such illogical and stupid logic. This is
sheer escapism at its best form. Don’t buy such ‘logical reasoning’ even if
sold in ‘my
name’ “. She paused a while here. Her
voice had become heavy. Clearly she was hurt by some peoples’ acts and
behaviour. Again, as we understood doing our discussion later, that it was not
for herself or for the fact that her’ name’ was tainted. She was feeling bad
for ‘those wise souls’ who were behaving so! She was feeling for them. If this
wasn’t ‘unconditional love’, we didn’t know what is! And to think ‘these people
left her’ to start on their own!
‘circumstances and situations don’t push us towards wrong-doing’ she
continued collecting herself “At every juncture we are given choices – right,
wrong and that of indifference. The choice we make talks about our priorities,
principles and desire. They reflect “who we truly are and what we actually
want” – they are not reiki’s choices for us. Reiki doesn’t push us to commit
wrongs, it protects us from it.
Krishna – the Divine gave one last chance to Duryodhan, Shakuni and his
lot to make right choice
and to right their wrong when he came with ‘peace talk’ or ‘shanthi sandes’.
Similarly, Rama also gave one chance to Ravana to avert war and thereby his
death. But, in both the cases they out of their ego and nature couldn’t cash
the opportunity correctly and mocked Krishna and Rama respectively. The divine
always gives us chance to improve, correct our attitude. It doesn’t want us to falter. We falter because
of our own weaknesses. Then why does 
It is destined that Rama has to kill Ravana. Agreed. But where is it
written that ‘you play the role of Ravana?” you decide your role by making
choices every single time in your life. That’s exactly what Salman is telling.
There has to be a villain in his film. It just wouldn’t be him. And who is to be villain in your life is your
decision entirely.
‘Me and only I am responsible for what I experience in my life’. Only
when you accept this will you understand your role in your life and life
situations and that understanding will help you to take correct decisions from
then.
...contd........
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