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Whatever has happened is justice
and ultimately crush him to such a point that he will never rise
up again. He will find himself in hell. Nature has always carried
out justice. It has never, even for an instant, been unjust.
If you accept nature’s justice and understand that,
‘Whatever has happened is justice,’ you will attain liberation.
However, if you question nature’s justice, you will invite puzzles
and suffering. To believe that nature is always just is called
Gnan (true Knowledge). To understand things ‘as they are,’ is
Gnan and to not understand things ‘as they are’ is ignorance.
When one man sets another man’s house on fire, people
will regard it as injustice, but in reality it is justice. If the victim
accuses and condemns the perpetrator, it will be the victim who
will suffer the consequences of injustice, because he is accusing
justice of being unjust.
One man burns the home of another person. At this time
if someone were to ask God, “God this man just burnt this
man’s home. Is this justice or injustice?” The Lord’s would
answer, “It is justice. The burning of the home is the justice.”
Now the victim reacts with violence. This injustice on his part
invites further justice from nature, because he calls justice an
injustice. Whatever has happened is justice.
Do not look for justice in this world. Wars, conflicts, and
dissension in the world are a result of people’s pursuit of justice.
The world is entirely in the form of justice. It is futile to look for
your own justice in it. Everything that has happened and
everything that is happening is justice itself. People in their search
for justice have established laws and courts, but they are foolish
to assume that justice is found in them. One should simply
observe what happens. That is justice.
Justice of the world and justice of nature is different.
Justice and injustice are the effects of past karmic accounts but