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Belief Fate DestinyBelieve in destiny and also fate... but do not leave anything to chance! Destiny is the fruit of the residual balance of karma that has been brought forward from all previous manifestations. That does not mean I cannot change my destiny. By performing the requisite karma in the present life... one can mold ones destiny. How? Suppose you are born at number 46.30029 in the house of a farmer. In the normal circumstances if I leave everything in the hands of destiny... then I might marry another farmer's daughter and settle down in life. Alternatively, if I desire marrying the Princess of the state (for which the minimum residual balance of karma required is 50) then in the present manifestation I need to further accumulate a balance of four to marry the Princess. Taking control of destiny is directly governed by the karma we perform.
Bill Gates... practically a school failure dedicated his life for the cause that was dear to his heart. He developed the wonderful Windows program and became the architect of Microsoft Corporation. He augmented his handicap for education by employing the best brains in the industry. He ultimately not only controlled his destiny but of many others. Destiny is not a matter of choice or desire. We need to perform the right karma to fulfill the desires and choices dear to our heart. Taking control of destiny demands a high level of perfection in everything we do or get done. Those who take the control of their destiny never leave anything to chance. I wanted to see God face-to-face in this life. I started in search of God at 13 years of age. 25 years of yoga and meditation paved way for my reaching the highest pedestal of the spiritual life. I gained self realization at 37 after establishing absolute control over the five senses and the mind. I ultimately reached the stage of Nirvikalpa Samadhi. This is my last manifestation... the 8.4 million manifestation! I shall but take salvation (aka moksha in Hinduism) at the end of my present life. Having reached the pinnacle of spiritual glory... the Mount Everest of spiritual life... I have nowhere else to go other than leave the mortal frame at the end of the journey. A deep-rooted conviction was necessary to take charge of my karma. Essay
by: Vijay
Kumar "Atma Jnani"
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