Your Dharma is Your Day

Your Dharma is Your Day - (770)

Introduction

Your dharma is your day. Spend it wisely. You have say 24 - 8 = 16 hours to spend wisely benefitting yourself and others.

Your Book of Karma

We all have our particular book of karma held in the palace of the Law. Within it are written all of what is owed to us and what we owe.

That would be wonderful to see that book one day!

Sometimes the credit we think that we don’t have we actually! The interesting thing is that it has been safely put away by the law and our Being for the time when we will need it most.

Surprise!

Also there are debts that we don’t know about! So all we can do there is work to earn dharma, be vigilant not to waste our dharma and continue to earn more dharma and merit through the work on our selves and helping others.

Get Dharma

We get dharma when we exercise values and when we create values. We get karmic debts when we exercise the defects. So if we want to pay our karmic debts we must exercise the values or the virtues. Say if you want to pay your debts related to lust then transmute like crazy to pay those debts. That is do the opposite to pay the debt.

End (770).

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