A) Good
work B) Bad work C) Maturity giving works
Of
course, all the above three classes of works will impart maturity on the
individual concerned; the first two will give only very less maturity compared
to the last one that gives only maturity.
On
the other hand the ‘good work’ and ‘bad work’ will yield, along with less
maturity good and bad results respectively. I. e.;
Good
work - > maturity + ‘good results’ in
the future
Bad
work -> maturity + ‘bad results’ in the future.
The
‘good work’ and ‘bad work’ could be classified as follows:
Good
work: work that a human being is supposed to do, i.e., work that has humanity. Ex:
doing your duty, charity, prayer, etc.,
Bad
work: work that a human being is NOT supposed to do or work that should not be
done with the ‘human body’. Some examples for these will include: cheating,
killing, prostitution, looting, etc.,
Now,
whatever work an individual does, will have its impact – according to the ‘karma
siddhanth’ or the ‘doctrine of actions’.
This doctrine of actions is similar to the Newtons’ “third law of motion”,
which states that ‘for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction’.
Now,
the ‘karma siddhanth’ or the ‘doctrine of actions’ - states that – good works
done will one day or the other will give you back the ‘good results’ and the
amount of result will depend on the amount of ‘good work done’.
Again
the ‘karma siddhanth’ or the ‘doctrine of actions’ - states that – any bad work
done will one day or the other day will give you back the ‘bad result’ and the
amount of result depends on the amount of ‘bad work done’.
The
sole purpose of the ‘human life’ is to ‘mature within’ and to attain the
eternal bliss. In order to fulfill the purpose of this valuable life, one has
to do things that yield – maturity or at least happiness.
Now,
‘good work’ and ‘bad work’ have been defined earlier and the ‘maturity giving
work’ means the works that give ONLY ‘spiritual maturity’ to the individual
concerned. These works include; prayer, meditation, reading or hearing the
scriptures etc. These are the works that are mainly done by the ‘mind’ without
much involvement of the body.
While
doing ‘good’ or ‘bad’ works as well, an individual will get some maturity. For example,
while a thief ‘loots’ he will get a very little maturity in the process of
doing it but, will get the ‘sin’ out of it and he has to suffer due to it later
on. While doing a good work like, taking care of an orphan – you will get
certain maturity along with the ‘good results’ later.
The
wise men will choose to do only the ‘maturity’ giving works and will abandon
the rest.
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