Whose child am I?
Is
it really necessary to know the truth? Need not. Matters very little.
But
warn you.
Never
ask someone, “Whose child are you?” You will get a slap on your head.
Ask
yourselves, “Whose child am I?” You will get a slap on your mind.
You
are awaken.
Lord
Krishna never bothered about it. He himself created that scene.
Jagadguru
Shri. Adi Shankaracharya answered in his own majestic way when asked by his
would be Guru. He was knowledgeable even at the age of eight.
Both
were great philosophers.
How is one born?
The
male pushes and detaches the sperm. The female too releases the sperm only to
attach again firmly and clutch it in the womb. Once the child is out, the
female detaches herself with the cutting of the umbilical cord. A child in a
physical form manifests. Did anyone observe what happened in between? The Atman
from an unknown destination had entered the womb, made its shelter in the
child’s form. An Atman upon whom the concerned male and female had no
International Property Right.
For
each Atman, it is a new Gruha Pravesham. Atman is not concerned how the house
was constructed. Out of just or lust is irrelevant. An Atman either glitters or
litters the house depending upon whether its past ‘Karma’ was butter or bitter.
Then who am I?
An
Atman of the past. An Atman of the present born with a purpose based on the
karma of the past. Perform karmas to be in
oneness of “PARAM atman” in the future.
A
child awaken is a PARAM atman.
Past present and future karma. A chance to reform is always given in the form of rebirth. Further an iota of good done in past is important. If there is no transformation, no solvatjon. Divine acts reform karma to some extent. They say taking bath in river Ganga washes our sins. There is difference between character and behav iour. For every problem there is a solution.
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