This is a book study session of ‘Secrets of Karma’ led by the author himself ‘Vee Jay Attri’. The author explains how one should set expectations from different people in a realistic way and concludes the reading for the Chapter: Karma and Dharma.
This is a book study session of ‘Secrets of Karma’ led by the author himself ‘Vee Jay Attri’. The author explains how a bumblebee exemplifies the type of energy and vibration that a spiritual person needs to exude. In the second half of the session, the focus shifts to the chapter on Karma and Dharma from the book.
This is a book study session of ‘Secrets of Karma’ led by the author himself ‘Vee Jay Attri’. The author elaborates on the need for performing activities with love, sincerity, dedication and intent to help others evolve. The focus should be on learning lessons.
This is a book study session of ‘Secrets of Karma’ led by the author himself ‘Vee Jay Attri’. In this reading, the author talks about compromising what is right for what is more right in terms of Dharma. Krishna from the Mahabharata is cited as an example.
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The key to progress is if a situation cannot be avoided, learn acceptance, unconditional acceptance. Not just simply accepting things because you have no other choice but accepting with awareness and exploring the lesson that is contained in any condition or situation.
All the time, you have to be in tune with the principle of synchronicity. The Universe keeps on sending messages and as humanity moves towards subtlety, we will be able to see clearly what needs to be done.
It may be useful to you to reflect on your past and look for events that have pushed you to where you are now. All is well and exactly the way it needs to happen at present.
The dynamic nature of creation helps us to develop detachment. The Buddha called this ever changing nature of life the ‘Law of Impermanence.’ There is nothing that can stay forever. Hence, do not be too attached to anything.
