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    If You Spit at The Sky, It Will Fall Into Your Eye

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    This is a old saying from Jamaica and surely, there are similar saying in all the languages. For every action there is equal and opposite reaction aka Karma.Nothing happens by chance.Whatever you experience or happening in this life are the consequences of your actions from your past life which includes this life and countless previous lives.

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    This is a old saying from Jamaica and surely, there are similar saying in all the languages. For every action there is equal and opposite reaction aka Karma.Nothing happens by chance.Whatever you experience or happening in this life are the consequences of your actions from your past life which includes this life and countless previous lives.

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    This is a old saying from Jamaica and surely, there are similar saying in all the languages. For every action there is equal and opposite reaction aka Karma.Nothing happens by chance.Whatever you experience or happening in this life are the consequences of your actions from your past life which includes this life and countless previous lives.

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    If You Spit at The Sky, It Will Fall Into Your Eye

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    Ramana Pingili (Yamuna Jivan Das)
    This is a old saying from Jamaica and surely, there are similar saying in all the languages. For every action there is equal and opposite reaction aka Karma.Nothing happens by chance.Whatever you experience or happening in this life are the consequences of your actions from your past life which includes this life and countless previous lives.

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    If you spit into the Sky, it falls into your Eye

    This is a old saying from Jamaica and surely, there are similar saying in all the
    languages. For every action there is equal and opposite reaction aka Karma.Nothing
    happens by chance.Whatever you experience or happening in this life are the
    consequences of your actions from your past life which includes this life and
    countless previous lives.
    You dont need to get angry at God or try to threaten God that I will not pray to you
    or why are you doing this to me, what have I done to deserve this etc. If you spit into
    the sky, the sky is not affected but, it is the person who spat gets it back.
    In the Canto 7 of Srimad Bhagavatam, we see that Prahlad a small boy of 5 years is
    harassed by his demoniac father in numerous ways. The reason was that he was
    worshiping Lord Narayana who Hiranyakashipu considered as his enemy. So he tried
    everything, to harm, kill the little boy by throwing him into a fire, a room full of
    snakes, boiling oil, throwing him from a cliff, walking elephants over him. And, what
    did Prahlad do?. He did not say Oh God, why are you doing this to me.I am afterall
    your devotee ? I will stop praying you. He was totally undisturbed and brave, not
    resisting in any of the acts his father did on him. The Lord took personally care of

    Urban Yogi (http://ausram.blogspot.com)

    him by saving him from all the inconveniences and dangers posed by his
    Hiranyakashipu.
    Similarly, in life we face bad things rather than questioning God, we need to question
    ourselves why this is happening. Treat others like the way you want to be treated.
    Definitely, it is not due to your Wife, Boss, friends back biting you. And generally, the
    tendency is that once you get used to this Habit of blaming others, sometimes those
    people can't or won't find anyone else to blame and then they turn to the unseen God.

    So who is to be blamed ?. The answer to this can be found in Srimad Bhagavatam,


    Canto 11, Chapter 23 The Song of the Avanti Brahmana which comes as a part of
    Lord Krishnas Instructions to Uddhava called as Uddhava Gita. The brahmana who
    lost all his wealth, betrayed by family members, homeless and roaming as a beggar
    makes these famous statement Neither mortal persons, the demigods, the soul, the
    ruling planets, the reactions of work nor time are the causes of ones happiness and
    distress. Rather, the mind alone is their cause, because it is the mind that makes the
    spirit soul wander in the cycle of material life. The real purpose of all charity,
    religiosity and so forth is to bring the mind under control. A person who has already
    composed his mind in meditation has no need for these other processes, and for a
    person who is incapable of fixing his mind they are of no practical use. Thus, the
    Avanti Brahmana became sober by developing a spirit of detachment and became a
    mendicant and spent his life roaming the world chanting the glories of God.

    Urban Yogi (http://ausram.blogspot.com)

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