01/24/2022
Just as the potter's wheel continues revolving after being set in motion, even after the connection with the potter is cut off, a realized person continues to enjoy the fruit of prarabdha. Realized ones' actions cannot produce a seed of sanchita karma because of their non-attachment and the absence of craving. Enjoying the fruit of prarabdha results in future destiny by the force of prarabdha, but realized people are free from desire, so their enjoyment will not in any way affect their destiny. If they experience happiness and misery, due to their non-attachment, the seeds of sanchita karma cannot be produced, just as roasted seeds are impotent to germinate and produce crops.
~ Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Excerpt from Law of Karma
Over the past few decades, the word “karma” quietly made its way into the mainstream vernacular of modern Western culture. Once considered an Eastern concept, the karmic law is now generally accepted by both religious and non-religious masses as a universal and systematic law that automatically delivers the consequences of good or bad actions. Although the concept of karma is no longer foreign in the West, its intricate workings remain elusive.
Are there different kinds of karma? How do our actions create karma? How is karma carried to the next life? Can we be free from the bo***ge of karma? The fascinating subject of karma opens the door to an infinite number of unanswered questions. But take heart! In this rare and essential handbook, The Law of Karma, the Kriya Yoga master, Paramahamsa Prajnanananda, skillfully explains the often misunderstood inner workings of this dynamic law. He gives us the tools we need to break free from the karmic prison.
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