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💐 God’s Realm: Completely The Crystal Water 💐

 

God says, “I know that every person has complaints to me , why have I created imbalance in this world, where one person is a billionaire and another is poor ?”

 

Yeah in this reference take an example of a billionaire’s two sons who receive an equal share of their father’s wealth or property. One multiplies it into trillions, the other becomes bankrupt or insolvent.

 

So, consider this fact closely and sincerely. I ( The Almighty) conceived an idea and told my angels and assistant gods to make slips of different kinds of fates for the people of the earth. And before entering the earth, each person would pick up a slip from the heap. Thus his or her fortune would be decided in the ledger of Heaven. So no one could raise a question upon me and my realm. Each person will live out his life, just as all creatures of the world do. And this very imbalance of life on earth is its beauty.

 

Yes, natural and material calamities happen according to that lot. Think deeply ,if I make or would make the world perfectly balanced then what would happen? A rich man has a big bungalow ,i ask , who will build it ? The answer is the labourers. Now imagine all are rich, no one is poor and no one is a labourer. Who will work as a labourer then ?

 

Yes, the work a person does , is not always his choice. Often it is his helplessness or compulsion. Some works are done out of interest, hobby or fondness, but in my view, even these are enforcements of the mind and nature. Any person does his job, whether by hobby or interest, but it is driven by the enforced factors of the heart and mind. So The Almighty is totally unblemished, guiltless and the unanimous Supreme Power of this universe.

 

*On Imbalance in Status: Seer Bhrigu Kicked Lord Vishnu*

 

In reference to this social, economic and dignity-based imbalance in the world, there is a famous episode in Indian mythology.

 

Yeah,once, sage Bhrigu was distressed to see imbalance of all kinds in the world. He saw deficiency on one side and fulfilment on the other. He noted that there is a very poor family which cannot get food even once a day, clothes to cover the body, or a house to live in, not even a hut. And on the other side, a family has so many delicious varieties of food and fruits that it eats a little and leaves the rest as leftover. It has beautiful and costly dresses in large numbers, a lot of jewellery, vehicles, and a spacious bungalow with all comforts and amenities. Seeing this, monk Bhrigu became angry and reached Vaikuntha Dham — the abode of Lord Vishnu.

 

Lord Vishnu is the Almighty who sustains the world according to Indian mythology. The other two chief Supreme Powers are Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma. Lord Shiva calls back man to heaven or hell, and Lord Brahma gives birth.

 

When hermit Bhrigu reached there, Lord Vishnu was sleeping in great relaxation and His consort, Goddess Lakshmi, was serving Him, pressing His legs. In old Indian social and religious culture, wives used to press their husbands’ legs and heads.

 

When sage Bhrigu saw Him in such comfort, he became furious and lost control over his senses, despite being a great sage. He forgot his education and prudence in anger. He went near Him and kicked Him on the chest with his foot. Bhrigu like divine powered saint lost his mind control, why ,due to anger. So it is strongly said that anger is the most dangerous nature .It comes for a while and bring fatality .So it has to control timely to experience havoc .

 

After it Lord Vishnu opened His eyes calmly and said, “O my great devotee, did your foot get hurt ?”

 

Hearing this, sage Bhrigu was astonished . He thought that he had kicked the Lord Vishnu , and the Lord was concerned whether he himself was hurt. Hearing that Bhrigu felt ashamed of his act and sought forgiveness. And,yes, Lord Vishnu forgave him without any negative reaction.

 

Then, though Lord Vishnu knew everything, being the Supreme Power, He asked the reason for his coming. Bhrigu told Him the reason. Lord Vishnu said, “O my dear, great devotee, there are reasons behind all this. Think, if I make all people rich, who will do all the lower works? And if I make all people poor, who will employ them?”

In the modern sense we can understand this fact by a simple example. Yes,if all person will be the Principals then who will be the peons

 

Lord Vishnu gave an another great example to sage Bhrigu : “You know I have given five fingers, but of different sizes, so that a person can work easily.”

 

*A Finger Pointed At The Almighty, His Realm, and His Management!*

 

Yes,whether God is in the world or not is a different matter. That is why some people are atheists in this world. But most people are theists. Who first gave the idea of a Supreme Power is still unknown and unproven. But if we use our inner senses and our wisdom, we can feel that there is some Power behind this universe. And His system or management is unique and completely scientific. Yes, except for mortality, uncertain natural calamities, and ill destiny, all is beautiful from His side.

 

And the imbalance is the real beauty of this world. God created this world with the sixth sense that only He has. Man has only five. The imbalance is sustained and nourished by destiny and makes nature balanced.

 

*Food Chain System In Nature*

 

The food chain system is though treacherous, but unique — each creature survives independently. We know nature is prosperous in itself and is a storehouse and treasure of edibles. Except for man, no creature has to prepare food, and all creatures eat raw materials. Some creatures like apes and monkeys eat raw and ripe fruits, but leaves and twigs are raw and are their favorite food, and it makes them strong and healthy.

 

We say the food chain system is brutal — that a powerful animal preys upon the timid and weak ones — and we complain, “Why did God make this system so cruel?” But on earth, man is the most cruel animal due to his super intelligence, his two hands and two legs, and because he uses them to his utmost advantage and superb approach.

 

N K Sanatan