Commandment 6: Karma – The law of cause and effect
Karma is the fourth aspect of the Fivefold Path. The law of cause and effect in physics, when carried
to subtler levels, is the law of Karma. It is the law of “reap as you sow".
The law of Karma leaves no scope for fatalism of any kind. The law of Karma states that “you are
the planter of the seed and you are the reaper of the deed." You make or mar your own future. Your
present circumstances, apparently pleasant or unpleasant, are the result of your past actions. This
clearly means that your efforts in the present moment determine what you will be in the future.
One might say that all life is the operation of the law of Karma. Karma is like a vast trap in which all
of us are caught although the bonds are subtle. We cannot remain without action even for a single
moment. The action may be physical or the action may be mental. If one has to reap what one has
sown it would appear that there is no end to this chain of Karma. However, the law of Karma states
that if you do action without attachment to the fruit thereof, then it does not bind you and no chain of
future reaping is forged. Only by doing good actions without attachment can we get rid of this trap of
Karma.
The law of Karma is inevitable. If you have an evil thought about someone and he does not know it,
you might pass off as a gentleman. However, if you realize the consequences of this single evil
thought you will dare not to have it. Simply by having an evil thought you are creating a tiger which
will roar at you all the time. Karmic entanglement is subtle but inevitable. As you sow, so you reap.
If you say that you shall be good to the other person only if the other person is good to you then you
pass the initiative into someone else's hands. It would be foolish to do that. You have to reap what
you sow and hence, you have to take care that you sow good seeds and not wild weeds.
If you think that someone has done you any wrong or you think he has spoken ill about you, do not
be in a hurry to blame the person at once. The law of Karma does not work in a narrow way. Your
first consideration should be, perhaps you are reaping as you have sown in the past. Maybe it is the
working out of some past Karmic account. If you get into this habit you do not involve yourself into
further bad sowings which you may have to reap.
The laws of the superphysical realm are as true as the laws of the physical realm. They are
inviolable. You connive at them only at the risk of great harm to yourself. If someone asks you to
jump from a skyscraper you are going to say no, because you believe that the law of gravity
operates and you will be hurt. Even if you do not believe in the law of gravity, the law of gravity
believes in you and it operates. However, people are not aware of the law of “reap as you sow"
which is a law in the superphysical realm. Therefore, a person does not hesitate to do wrong
action. The superphysical law believes in him and he has to pay the price for his action. You may
have to pay sooner or later but pay you must.
Any intense Karma, good or bad, fructifies within a short time. Devotion to a high Master who has
transcended the law of Karma and following his commands is intense good Karma. This purifies
the mind and reduces the pangs of previous bad Karma. We need the guidance and blessings of a
high Master to become aware of the Light which is within us. He takes you towards the Light. The
Light is merely an unfoldment which takes place when the six crocodiles mentioned in the last
chapter on Tapa become weak and fade out. The journey towards the Light is the Divine Path.
Elementary physics swears by the law of cause and effect. However, when physics enters the realm
of microparticles, that is, when it is quantum physics, we recognize that the law of cause and effect
as we normally understand, does not operate. This is sometimes termed as indeterminacy.
However, this indeterminacy is upheld by some Omnipotent Will. The religions sometimes call this
God. The law of Karma states, “Repent and you shall be forgiven." This is Grace. This may be
compared to the nullifying of the law of cause and effect in the realm of microparticles where the so-
called indeterminacy works as manifestation of the one Omnipotent Will. When the mind takes the
total coloration of LOVE we enter a higher state of consciousness and GRACE operates. Love and
attachment are two different things. Love without attachment cleanses the mind of all its former
grooves and the law of Grace operates.
Do action for self-purification. Let there be no ego about it. The doership of “I” has to go. Then you
become a fitter instrument of this one Omnipotent Will. The reactions of your mind to all
circumstances and conditions take the total coloration of Love. LOVE is the alchemy which
transmutes the baser instincts and your journey on the Divine Path, the Path of Light, is done.
When it is said that you do Karma for self-purification one might say, Will this take away all fun from
my life? Will I be able to enjoy this world if I have to do every action for self-purification? One might
ask a counter question: How much are you enjoying the world now when you are not guided by this
purification? Despite material plenty there is so much misery. Disease and mental illness are
eating up the sap of life. There is so much misery around us. No one seems to be in a state of
happiness which is not followed by unhappiness. Every time it is a few tingling sensations of
pleasure followed by much misery. Misery is the symptom of the disease. The disease is bondage,
attachment. Everyone is placed differently by the mould of destiny. Therefore, whatever work comes
to your lot do it in a spirit of service.
Do it with love. Say to yourself, This is the work that 1 am supposed to do at this moment. Therefore,
it is my duty to do it. I do my duty. Thus, there is no attachment to the fruit of your actions. You feel
more free to do the action and hence, you fill every moment with joy. This frame of mind spreads joy
all around you and makes others happy. You feel that if you are in a tight corner there is no one else
to blame but yourself. By doing all action with love you know you can get over the situation.
The result of an action which you have done in the past becomes your destiny in the future. An
action done yesterday becomes your destiny today. An action in the last minute becomes your
destiny this minute. It is always reap as you sow.
A mouse sees a piece of cheese ten meters away. The mouse says, “If I take the action of walking
to the piece of cheese I must get it." The poor creature does not realize that there are a hundred
other mice which are after the same piece of cheese and there are a dozen cats ready to pounce on
all the mice. Therefore, it is said that the best laid plans of mice and men go astray. The result of
your action is dependent on several factors of which you are not cognizant. Imagine a lot of land.
There are several automobiles on it and people are told to drive as they like. It will be chaos, won't
it? The resultant Karma depends on several factors which we do not cognize. Destiny is the
unfoldment of the fructification of past Karma.
The working out of destiny is to be viewed in the context of the flux of Omnipotent Will. By proper use
of free will, that is, by doing intense good Karma without attachment, the pangs of destiny disappear.
There is nothing that we can do about the past. Can the misery that is yet to come be avoided? This
is the question. The answer is in the affirmative. The answer is emphatically yes. The Fivefold Path
offers you the material and mental aids to achieve this state. Past SANSKARAS (impressions)
could be wiped out by the practice of Tapa.
Intellect and action affect each other. Bad action weakens the power of intellect to choose between
right and wrong. Bad action weakens our ability to continue to do the right action despite
provocation, as a groove is created in the mind. Clouded intellect pushes us to commit further
wrong action. We thus get involved into a series of bad Karma, bad sowings that we have to reap.
Even if there is an evil thought, see that it is not translated into action. No doubt, the thought will
have its effect but the action will make things worse. A person given to vice and greed needs
money. He sees somebody's purse. He opens the purse and sees one hundred dollars. He is a
novice and his conscience troubles him. He says to himself, “Let me take only twenty. It is really not
nice to steal someone's money." He takes twenty and puts back the rest in the purse. This wrong
action weakens his power of discrimination and the next time he takes eighty dollars and puts back
twenty saying, “Let the lady have some money to return home in a taxi." This further weakens his
power of discrimination to choose between right and wrong. The third time he takes all the hundred
dollars saying, “Oh, to hell with it. The whole world is doing it. Why should 1 care?" However, one
day he has to pay for his bad Karma.
Thought precedes action and hence, purification has to reach the thinking process. Mere
resolutions to change our ways are not enough. They have to be backed up by resolute practice.
Good thoughts have an effect, but when they are translated into action a mechanism starts
operating in the subtler realm and this reinforces our will power.
People mistake charity for love. There are thousands who are spending their time, money and labor
in the service of their fellow man but they do not make much progress on the Divine Path, the Path
of Light. Why? It is because they have not learned to do this without self-centeredness which
revolves around the personality. If we get into the habit of offering all the fruits of our actions to the
Master who guides us on the Divine Path, we avoid this danger and each one of our works is
transformed into worship. Agnihotra gives a push to the mind in this direction.
Good Karma sets up a new pattern in the mind which reinforces the potency of good thoughts.
Hence, an attempt needs to be made to change the habit pattern which we think is not in harmony
with our progress on the Divine Path.
It does not require much will power to do the right thing if the person is wise. If someone offers us
nice and tasty food but we come to know that there is a drop of poison in it, it does not require much
strength of will to reject that food. Similarly, if we are aware that the law of reap as you sow is
inviolable it will not require much will power to desist us from doing a bad action.
The power of discrimination to choose between right and wrong is granted to us on the day we are
born as humans. The capacity to execute this power varies from person to person depending upon
the accumulation of past impressions which is the result of past actions. However, by practice of
the Fivefold Path you get the strength and the past impressions are wiped out. Proper and judicious
use of this power accentuates our journey on the Path of Light.
A desire emerges as an attitude and becomes manifest. This causes disturbance as it creates a
sense of wanting. If some time is allowed to pass, this attitude becomes a propensity. Then a
signal goes to the intellect to find out means for the gratification of that desire and mind becomes
colored by the desire and then it acts like a wave. To check this flow some effort is needed. The
effort may be physical or mental. It is difficult to check this flow sometimes, even for yogis. This
wave leads to the action that is gratification. However, in this process some impressions are
created in the mind and our next thought and action tend to flow out of this groove. Agnihotra and
Daan are the two material aids to help us check this wave if it is in the ( wrong direction. Tapa is the
mental effort. The following suggestions will help you in your progress on the
Path of Light.
You work forty hours in a week for the boss. Work for a few hours for yourself. Spend this time in the
company of fellow travelers on the Path of Light. Do some work with them or for them and receive
no material benefit from that work.
Never hanker after name or fame. It does not matter whether people respect you. Make sure that
you show proper respect to others.
Do not discuss in public about your own progress on the Divine Path or about your Master who
guides you on the Divine Path.
While moving about in the world doing what you consider to be your duty, try to inculcate
contentment in life. Say to yourself, I have done my duty. There is nothing better that I can do.
Treat all your visible and invisible assets as a trust and put your Master who takes you by the hand
on the Path of Light in the center of all your activities.
Avoid discussing shortcomings of others.
Do not waste time over discussing with others again and again routine matters relating to your
work, profession, service, etc.
Choose a fixed time for sitting quietly with closed eyes every day practicing meditation. Avoid too
much food, too much sleep, too much talk, too much worry.
Take note how much energy is wasted in:
- Sex exuberance
- Earning more money
- Caring for name and fame
- Worrying over things. People tire themselves out more by worry than by work. Learn to conserve
this energy by turning it
inwards over meditating upon your Master and the Light within you.
Avoid brooding over:
- Sins committed in the past
- Sex
- Financial and other material losses
- Fame and name that you might have earned in the past
- Bodily disease that troubles you
Karma is sometimes viewed in three aspects:
- KARMA (good action)
- AKARMA (bad action)
- VIKARMA (specific allotted work of a person)
To find out what is Karma and Akarma you need not consult your neighbor. Books of ancient
wisdom, books of the prophets, literature of the saints tell us what Karma is and what Akarma is.
However, Vikarma, the specific allotted work of a person, is known only when you meet a Master
who has traveled on the Path of Light and has the ability not only to point it out to you but to take you
by the hand and help you walk on it. Such a Master is called a Sadguru. The company of travelers
on the Path of Light who are trying to cast out all prejudice from the mind and who are attempting to
fill every moment with love is called SATSANG. Company of such people makes the journey on the
Path of Light easier.
Purification of the mind does not necessarily come through intellectual exercise. It is possible that
the sharpened intellect can lead to chicanery. Hence, it is the purification of intellect that matters on
the Path of Light. This purification comes when the trouble from the six crocodiles becomes less.
Purification is getting out of the grips of desires that haunt us all the time. Purification does not
come by gathering knowledge from more and more branches of science. Purification begins by
reducing attachments to worldly possessions. This puts us into the habit of doing good Karma all
the time. Proper use of free will is the only way to get out of the trap of KARMA. Proper use of free will
means learning to reduce attachments to our actions and doing things in a spirit of service. It
means reducing the habit of the mind to hanker after pleasure through sense gratification. The
fountain of Joy is within you. The Divine Kingdom, the Kingdom of Light, is within you.
One might ask, How do I meet my Master? The answer is simple. When the disciple is ready the
Master appears. There are various grades of Masters. They are all too high for all of us. When you
start treading this Divine Path things will come to you in silence. Things will be unfolded to you from
within. You will recognize the signs. A true Master, SADGURU, will help you to become a better
member of your religion, a better follower of your prophet. You may look at the water from your own
window. Sadguru will help you to see the depth of the water. When you get a glimpse of the depth
view you come to know that depth view is the same whichever window you look into. The Kingdom
of Light is within you.
The Master puts you in touch with the “unstruck music" of Creation which you hear from within. This
accelerates the process of purification of the mind and the Kingdom of Light shines in all its glory.
Then you realize that there is another world waiting to welcome you. It is BLISS ETERNAL. This
world is not a location in space. It is Here and Now.
If you like to arrange a workshop or like to learn advanced healing yagnyas please contact
yogni@agnihotrausa.net
Karma is the fourth aspect of the Fivefold Path. The law of cause and effect in physics, when carried
to subtler levels, is the law of Karma. It is the law of “reap as you sow".
The law of Karma leaves no scope for fatalism of any kind. The law of Karma states that “you are
the planter of the seed and you are the reaper of the deed." You make or mar your own future. Your
present circumstances, apparently pleasant or unpleasant, are the result of your past actions. This
clearly means that your efforts in the present moment determine what you will be in the future.
One might say that all life is the operation of the law of Karma. Karma is like a vast trap in which all
of us are caught although the bonds are subtle. We cannot remain without action even for a single
moment. The action may be physical or the action may be mental. If one has to reap what one has
sown it would appear that there is no end to this chain of Karma. However, the law of Karma states
that if you do action without attachment to the fruit thereof, then it does not bind you and no chain of
future reaping is forged. Only by doing good actions without attachment can we get rid of this trap of
Karma.
The law of Karma is inevitable. If you have an evil thought about someone and he does not know it,
you might pass off as a gentleman. However, if you realize the consequences of this single evil
thought you will dare not to have it. Simply by having an evil thought you are creating a tiger which
will roar at you all the time. Karmic entanglement is subtle but inevitable. As you sow, so you reap.
If you say that you shall be good to the other person only if the other person is good to you then you
pass the initiative into someone else's hands. It would be foolish to do that. You have to reap what
you sow and hence, you have to take care that you sow good seeds and not wild weeds.
If you think that someone has done you any wrong or you think he has spoken ill about you, do not
be in a hurry to blame the person at once. The law of Karma does not work in a narrow way. Your
first consideration should be, perhaps you are reaping as you have sown in the past. Maybe it is the
working out of some past Karmic account. If you get into this habit you do not involve yourself into
further bad sowings which you may have to reap.
The laws of the superphysical realm are as true as the laws of the physical realm. They are
inviolable. You connive at them only at the risk of great harm to yourself. If someone asks you to
jump from a skyscraper you are going to say no, because you believe that the law of gravity
operates and you will be hurt. Even if you do not believe in the law of gravity, the law of gravity
believes in you and it operates. However, people are not aware of the law of “reap as you sow"
which is a law in the superphysical realm. Therefore, a person does not hesitate to do wrong
action. The superphysical law believes in him and he has to pay the price for his action. You may
have to pay sooner or later but pay you must.
Any intense Karma, good or bad, fructifies within a short time. Devotion to a high Master who has
transcended the law of Karma and following his commands is intense good Karma. This purifies
the mind and reduces the pangs of previous bad Karma. We need the guidance and blessings of a
high Master to become aware of the Light which is within us. He takes you towards the Light. The
Light is merely an unfoldment which takes place when the six crocodiles mentioned in the last
chapter on Tapa become weak and fade out. The journey towards the Light is the Divine Path.
Elementary physics swears by the law of cause and effect. However, when physics enters the realm
of microparticles, that is, when it is quantum physics, we recognize that the law of cause and effect
as we normally understand, does not operate. This is sometimes termed as indeterminacy.
However, this indeterminacy is upheld by some Omnipotent Will. The religions sometimes call this
God. The law of Karma states, “Repent and you shall be forgiven." This is Grace. This may be
compared to the nullifying of the law of cause and effect in the realm of microparticles where the so-
called indeterminacy works as manifestation of the one Omnipotent Will. When the mind takes the
total coloration of LOVE we enter a higher state of consciousness and GRACE operates. Love and
attachment are two different things. Love without attachment cleanses the mind of all its former
grooves and the law of Grace operates.
Do action for self-purification. Let there be no ego about it. The doership of “I” has to go. Then you
become a fitter instrument of this one Omnipotent Will. The reactions of your mind to all
circumstances and conditions take the total coloration of Love. LOVE is the alchemy which
transmutes the baser instincts and your journey on the Divine Path, the Path of Light, is done.
When it is said that you do Karma for self-purification one might say, Will this take away all fun from
my life? Will I be able to enjoy this world if I have to do every action for self-purification? One might
ask a counter question: How much are you enjoying the world now when you are not guided by this
purification? Despite material plenty there is so much misery. Disease and mental illness are
eating up the sap of life. There is so much misery around us. No one seems to be in a state of
happiness which is not followed by unhappiness. Every time it is a few tingling sensations of
pleasure followed by much misery. Misery is the symptom of the disease. The disease is bondage,
attachment. Everyone is placed differently by the mould of destiny. Therefore, whatever work comes
to your lot do it in a spirit of service.
Do it with love. Say to yourself, This is the work that 1 am supposed to do at this moment. Therefore,
it is my duty to do it. I do my duty. Thus, there is no attachment to the fruit of your actions. You feel
more free to do the action and hence, you fill every moment with joy. This frame of mind spreads joy
all around you and makes others happy. You feel that if you are in a tight corner there is no one else
to blame but yourself. By doing all action with love you know you can get over the situation.
The result of an action which you have done in the past becomes your destiny in the future. An
action done yesterday becomes your destiny today. An action in the last minute becomes your
destiny this minute. It is always reap as you sow.
A mouse sees a piece of cheese ten meters away. The mouse says, “If I take the action of walking
to the piece of cheese I must get it." The poor creature does not realize that there are a hundred
other mice which are after the same piece of cheese and there are a dozen cats ready to pounce on
all the mice. Therefore, it is said that the best laid plans of mice and men go astray. The result of
your action is dependent on several factors of which you are not cognizant. Imagine a lot of land.
There are several automobiles on it and people are told to drive as they like. It will be chaos, won't
it? The resultant Karma depends on several factors which we do not cognize. Destiny is the
unfoldment of the fructification of past Karma.
The working out of destiny is to be viewed in the context of the flux of Omnipotent Will. By proper use
of free will, that is, by doing intense good Karma without attachment, the pangs of destiny disappear.
There is nothing that we can do about the past. Can the misery that is yet to come be avoided? This
is the question. The answer is in the affirmative. The answer is emphatically yes. The Fivefold Path
offers you the material and mental aids to achieve this state. Past SANSKARAS (impressions)
could be wiped out by the practice of Tapa.
Intellect and action affect each other. Bad action weakens the power of intellect to choose between
right and wrong. Bad action weakens our ability to continue to do the right action despite
provocation, as a groove is created in the mind. Clouded intellect pushes us to commit further
wrong action. We thus get involved into a series of bad Karma, bad sowings that we have to reap.
Even if there is an evil thought, see that it is not translated into action. No doubt, the thought will
have its effect but the action will make things worse. A person given to vice and greed needs
money. He sees somebody's purse. He opens the purse and sees one hundred dollars. He is a
novice and his conscience troubles him. He says to himself, “Let me take only twenty. It is really not
nice to steal someone's money." He takes twenty and puts back the rest in the purse. This wrong
action weakens his power of discrimination and the next time he takes eighty dollars and puts back
twenty saying, “Let the lady have some money to return home in a taxi." This further weakens his
power of discrimination to choose between right and wrong. The third time he takes all the hundred
dollars saying, “Oh, to hell with it. The whole world is doing it. Why should 1 care?" However, one
day he has to pay for his bad Karma.
Thought precedes action and hence, purification has to reach the thinking process. Mere
resolutions to change our ways are not enough. They have to be backed up by resolute practice.
Good thoughts have an effect, but when they are translated into action a mechanism starts
operating in the subtler realm and this reinforces our will power.
People mistake charity for love. There are thousands who are spending their time, money and labor
in the service of their fellow man but they do not make much progress on the Divine Path, the Path
of Light. Why? It is because they have not learned to do this without self-centeredness which
revolves around the personality. If we get into the habit of offering all the fruits of our actions to the
Master who guides us on the Divine Path, we avoid this danger and each one of our works is
transformed into worship. Agnihotra gives a push to the mind in this direction.
Good Karma sets up a new pattern in the mind which reinforces the potency of good thoughts.
Hence, an attempt needs to be made to change the habit pattern which we think is not in harmony
with our progress on the Divine Path.
It does not require much will power to do the right thing if the person is wise. If someone offers us
nice and tasty food but we come to know that there is a drop of poison in it, it does not require much
strength of will to reject that food. Similarly, if we are aware that the law of reap as you sow is
inviolable it will not require much will power to desist us from doing a bad action.
The power of discrimination to choose between right and wrong is granted to us on the day we are
born as humans. The capacity to execute this power varies from person to person depending upon
the accumulation of past impressions which is the result of past actions. However, by practice of
the Fivefold Path you get the strength and the past impressions are wiped out. Proper and judicious
use of this power accentuates our journey on the Path of Light.
A desire emerges as an attitude and becomes manifest. This causes disturbance as it creates a
sense of wanting. If some time is allowed to pass, this attitude becomes a propensity. Then a
signal goes to the intellect to find out means for the gratification of that desire and mind becomes
colored by the desire and then it acts like a wave. To check this flow some effort is needed. The
effort may be physical or mental. It is difficult to check this flow sometimes, even for yogis. This
wave leads to the action that is gratification. However, in this process some impressions are
created in the mind and our next thought and action tend to flow out of this groove. Agnihotra and
Daan are the two material aids to help us check this wave if it is in the ( wrong direction. Tapa is the
mental effort. The following suggestions will help you in your progress on the
Path of Light.
You work forty hours in a week for the boss. Work for a few hours for yourself. Spend this time in the
company of fellow travelers on the Path of Light. Do some work with them or for them and receive
no material benefit from that work.
Never hanker after name or fame. It does not matter whether people respect you. Make sure that
you show proper respect to others.
Do not discuss in public about your own progress on the Divine Path or about your Master who
guides you on the Divine Path.
While moving about in the world doing what you consider to be your duty, try to inculcate
contentment in life. Say to yourself, I have done my duty. There is nothing better that I can do.
Treat all your visible and invisible assets as a trust and put your Master who takes you by the hand
on the Path of Light in the center of all your activities.
Avoid discussing shortcomings of others.
Do not waste time over discussing with others again and again routine matters relating to your
work, profession, service, etc.
Choose a fixed time for sitting quietly with closed eyes every day practicing meditation. Avoid too
much food, too much sleep, too much talk, too much worry.
Take note how much energy is wasted in:
- Sex exuberance
- Earning more money
- Caring for name and fame
- Worrying over things. People tire themselves out more by worry than by work. Learn to conserve
this energy by turning it
inwards over meditating upon your Master and the Light within you.
Avoid brooding over:
- Sins committed in the past
- Sex
- Financial and other material losses
- Fame and name that you might have earned in the past
- Bodily disease that troubles you
Karma is sometimes viewed in three aspects:
- KARMA (good action)
- AKARMA (bad action)
- VIKARMA (specific allotted work of a person)
To find out what is Karma and Akarma you need not consult your neighbor. Books of ancient
wisdom, books of the prophets, literature of the saints tell us what Karma is and what Akarma is.
However, Vikarma, the specific allotted work of a person, is known only when you meet a Master
who has traveled on the Path of Light and has the ability not only to point it out to you but to take you
by the hand and help you walk on it. Such a Master is called a Sadguru. The company of travelers
on the Path of Light who are trying to cast out all prejudice from the mind and who are attempting to
fill every moment with love is called SATSANG. Company of such people makes the journey on the
Path of Light easier.
Purification of the mind does not necessarily come through intellectual exercise. It is possible that
the sharpened intellect can lead to chicanery. Hence, it is the purification of intellect that matters on
the Path of Light. This purification comes when the trouble from the six crocodiles becomes less.
Purification is getting out of the grips of desires that haunt us all the time. Purification does not
come by gathering knowledge from more and more branches of science. Purification begins by
reducing attachments to worldly possessions. This puts us into the habit of doing good Karma all
the time. Proper use of free will is the only way to get out of the trap of KARMA. Proper use of free will
means learning to reduce attachments to our actions and doing things in a spirit of service. It
means reducing the habit of the mind to hanker after pleasure through sense gratification. The
fountain of Joy is within you. The Divine Kingdom, the Kingdom of Light, is within you.
One might ask, How do I meet my Master? The answer is simple. When the disciple is ready the
Master appears. There are various grades of Masters. They are all too high for all of us. When you
start treading this Divine Path things will come to you in silence. Things will be unfolded to you from
within. You will recognize the signs. A true Master, SADGURU, will help you to become a better
member of your religion, a better follower of your prophet. You may look at the water from your own
window. Sadguru will help you to see the depth of the water. When you get a glimpse of the depth
view you come to know that depth view is the same whichever window you look into. The Kingdom
of Light is within you.
The Master puts you in touch with the “unstruck music" of Creation which you hear from within. This
accelerates the process of purification of the mind and the Kingdom of Light shines in all its glory.
Then you realize that there is another world waiting to welcome you. It is BLISS ETERNAL. This
world is not a location in space. It is Here and Now.
If you like to arrange a workshop or like to learn advanced healing yagnyas please contact
yogni@agnihotrausa.net
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