Discussion on Karma and Rebirth Principles

Look at some people.

They have no devotion to God, no concept of sin, virtue, or God,

They don't care about others at all, yet they are extremely wealthy.

While someone else lives a very pure life but remains poor.

Then people usually ask," If God exists,

why is this person like this and that person like that?"

- Correct, Guruji.- There is only one answer to this. The most vital

doctrine in Sanatana Dharma is the Law of Karma.

You must experience the fruits of the sins and virtues of your past

lives in this life.

He did good deeds in his past lives, and as a result, he is enjoying wealth now.

He is committing sins now,

and he will suffer the consequences of this later.

He is exhausting the sins of his past life now.

Yet, he is leading a pure life now, so he will reap its fruits in future lives.

Then, a warning to him, and to this person Placing a hand on the shoulder,

appreciating, and helping to walk in that same sacred path.

In the theory of reincarnation, karma is primary.

Neither you nor I established it, it is the main principle.

Because of that, sins and virtues…