Are you trying to seek justice in this world? Whatever has happened is itself justice. If someone slaps you, then do not think that, ‘He has done me an injustice.’ But rather, ‘Whatever has happened is itself justice.’ When things will be understood this way, that is when, all this will be settled once and for all.
If you do not say, ‘Whatever has happened is justice,’ then the intellect will create mayhem. Since infinite lives, this intellect has veiled the truth; it has created divisiveness between people. In the actual sense, there would never be a need to say this. ‘We’ never face a situation where ‘we’ have to say anything. The one who lets it go is the winner. The other person is tugging at his own risk. How can one tell whether the intellect has gone away? Do not go to seek justice. When you consider whatever happens, to be justice, then it is said that the intellect has gone away. What does the intellect do? It continues to seek justice, and it is because of this, worldly life has continued to exist. Therefore, do not seek justice.
Is justice something to be sought after? Immediately be ready with, ‘That which has happened is correct.’ This is because, nothing besides the result of scientific circumstantial evidences, is actually going to happen. It is a useless outcry!
1) What does nature say? Any injustice towards you is justice, and justice towards you is also justice. Hence do not do any sankalp (my-ness) and vikalp (I-ness), otherwise you will have to accept justice through crying. Instead, say it is vyavasthit (scientific circumstantial evidences).
2) The world is just. Its justice (of one's deeds) is provided by scientific circumstantial evidences (vyavasthit shakti).
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".
Book Name: Whatever has happened is Justice (Page #21)
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