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7. KRIYAMAN KARMA Generally, any action that you do at any time or moment in the present tense will give its fruit immediately and on the spot. It is called KRIYAMAN KARMA. Any action is bound to have reaction, any cause is bound to have its effect and any effort is bound to result into fixed destiny. This is the immutable law of Karma. For example:
(1) You drink water and at once your thirst is quenched, you got the
fruit of your action of drinking and finished with it. (2) You ate and
immediately your hunger is satisfied, you got the result of your action
of eating and your action is exhausted and neutralised and the account
is cleared. (3) You took your bath and your body is cleansed. You got
the result of your action at once, the cause resulted into effect and
the account of action is squared, your action became quiet and subsided
and dissolved. (4) You inflicted verbal abuses on some one and he being
thus provoked immediately gave you slaps on your face. The account of
give and take is cleared and closed on the spot. The law of action and
reaction, cause arid effect operated and ceased. All actions become
quiet only by reactions. Every cause becomes quiet and subsided immediately
only after its effect has been experienced.
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