Is God just? Why injustice?

1. If you understand and accept that, 'Whatever happens is justice', you will sail through life, unhindered.
2. If you question nature's justice, you will invite puzzles and suffering.
3. Justice that prevails in law courts may be unjust at times, but nature's justice is always exact.
4. Nature regulates everything, but man complains because of his selfishness.
5. If you understand nature's justice , which says, 'Whatever happens is in itself justice'; it will liberate you.
6. It is your intellect that traps you and makes you question the justice of nature, which is all encompassing.
7. The cause of the intellect is our own pursuit of justice. If we stop looking for justice, the intellect will go away.
8. God has neither justice not injustice. His language is such that no living being should suffer. Justice and injustice only exist in the human language.
9. People however, are out to look for justice and desire liberation as well. This is a contradiction.You cannot have both. Where questions end liberation begins.
10. To understand things 'as they are', is Gnan (knowledge of the self) itself and not to understand things 'as they are' is ignorance.

1. Nature's law prevents one person from hurting another without a cause. There has to be causes behind this,so credit whatever comes your way.
2. The one who lets go in a dispute is the one who wins.
3. Likewise, in life we can determine from the effect or outcome of things, what the causes for our mistakes were. The results reflect our past causes. All the events that come together are results, and based on the results, we can deduce the causes behind it.

1. If you say that whatever happens is justice, you will
   remain without any questions. People however, are out to look
   for justice and desire liberation as well. 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. 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".

People ask me how I managed to get rid of my intellect. I did
not look for justice and so it simply went away. For how long
can the intellect remain? As long as we look for justice, it
will stay around, because our search for justice supports it.