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Whatever has happened is justice
“This is justice,” she will realize that she is no longer needed so
she packs up and leaves. She will find someone else to
accommodate her. There are always people with a weakness
for the intellect. People will even do penance and fast to increase
their intellect, but at the same time as the intellect increases, so
too does the scale of suffering. An equivalent amount of suffering
keeps it balanced. There should be equilibrium between the
two. My intellect is finished and hence my suffering too, has
finished.
THE PATH OF LIBERATION IS THE END OF ALL
QUESTIONS
If you say that whatever happens is justice, you will
remain without any questions. People however, are out to look
for justice and they also want liberation. This is a contradiction.
You cannot have both. Where questions end, liberation begins.
In this science of ours, called Akram Vignan, there remain no
questions. That is why it is so easy for people to follow it. This
sutra, “Whatever happens is justice,” ends all questions and
makes your life free from all tensions.
Whenever the intellect raises questions about justice, just
say, “Whatever has happened is justice.”
NO SATISFACTION FOUND IN ANY COURT
Some person insists on justice being done and goes to
the lower court. At that time, the lawyers argue their case and
a judgment is rendered. Justice is rendered. The person is not
satisfied with the verdict so he presses on with his appeal in
a district court. Again he is disappointed. He goes all the way
to the Supreme Court and even the president, and faces bitter
defeat all around him. The lawyer who has helped him all
along demands, his fees and does not get paid. This is also
justice.