A person has always thought about whether he has his own freedom of choice or is a toy in the hands of blind fate. Maybe the Most High God decides what will happen to each of us?
Many people believe that everything that should happen will definitely happen, as it is written in the Book of Fates. Still, I would like to think that we are not just puppets who are pulled by the strings by invisible puppeteers.
On New Year's Eve, December 30, 1984, a plane on a Moscow-Toronto flight fell apart and crashed into the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean for no apparent reason. All passengers and crew on board the liner were killed. Only one passenger survived.
She was late for registration - Canadian citizen Jennifer Merrose, miraculously escaped from a terrible disaster. The newspapers called her lucky, but less than a week later, Jennifer died in a car accident. Journalists vied with each other to express various theories, calling the death of a twenty-eight-year-old woman "bad fate" and "a predetermined death." And this story itself became the plot for the cult film about the fateful inevitability - "Destination".
In August 2004, the city of Rostov was shocked by a terrible tragedy. Overnight, the Veresov family lost two daughters who died in a car accident. The girls, sixteen and seventeen years old, were driving the fifth car of the wedding cortege of their close relatives. Nobody knows what caused this, but for some reason the car skidded. Uncontrollable, he flew into the oncoming lane, right under the wheels of a passing KAMAZ.
Moreover, the third daughter of the Veresovs, feeling something, got into the next car. This whole terrible accident happened right in front of her eyes. Then they began to say that the ax of karma was brought over the Veresovs. As if someone envied the happiness and peace in this family, having turned on some kind of terrible mechanism of destruction. And there was something to envy. In the modern "troubled" time, when every third marriage falls apart, this family was amazing.
Having lived together for twenty years and gave birth to three beautiful daughters, the couple never even had a serious quarrel with each other, not to mention adultery. Remembering the events of their lives, the unhappy parents cannot understand why they were so terribly guilty before God, what they deserved such a cruel punishment.
There is a theory that all diseases, poverty and misfortunes are payment for the karmic debts of the past. They are not at all random, as it might seem at first glance. These may be the sins of our ancestors, or perhaps we ourselves, in our past lives, have done something terrible. And then they could not or did not consider it necessary to correct the mistakes in time. And now that we have incarnated again, we pay the bills.
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So are those who believe in Fatum right? The prescribed must be done, whether we want it or not? Not so simple. As can be seen from practice, fate always gives those who have stumbled another chance so that they can correct their mistakes. The law of karma gave such a chance to Elena Veresova. At the age of forty-seven, she gave birth to triplets, despite the unfavorable forecasts of doctors. All three boys are completely healthy, and Elena is sure that the souls of her dead daughters are embodied in them. The universal balance returned the woman the joy of motherhood.
There are a great many examples in history showing that a person can not only drastically change his life, but also postpone death. Skeptics will call such cases luck, and followers of Vedic beliefs and astrologers speak of “lucky” people as the owners of happy karma.
They believe that each person has a program with which he enters this world. Knowing this, you can form a more or less correct idea of the future life and the dangers that await everyone. And “forewarned is forearmed,” knowing where you will fall, you will undoubtedly spread straws. Observing certain rules and regulations, it will be possible to bypass all the "pitfalls" of fate, or at least soften the blows.
A person's karma is like a thread that runs through all his past and future lives. This is a matrix on which everything that has already happened is recorded. Someone has it even and smooth, while someone will have to untie the knots for a long time, which astrologers call so - karmic. The more such nodules on the line of your karma, the more obstacles you will find on your path in life. And you tie these knots yourself, or your ancestors tightened them.
Physicians do not like to use terms such as karma, soul or sin, but they still agree that the vast majority of diseases develop on the basis of nerves. It can be caused by remorse or prolonged exposure to stress. Doctor of Medical Sciences I. Knyazkin, says:
“It became clear that the action of nervous disorders causes the occurrence of certain somatic diseases. For example, gastritis, stomach ulcers or various catarrhs. Recent studies have shown that bad actions of a person, which torment his conscience, can even lead to tumor diseases."
The most interesting thing is that such nervous diseases are capable of making changes even in the structure of the DNA cell, which records all the information about our health. She preserves it, and then successfully inherits it for future generations. Flawed DNA carries it to all your descendants.
In Christianity, such a phenomenon is called a generic curse. There is a place in the Bible where it is directly stated that the blessing will be received by descendants up to the seventh generation, and it is not so easy to get rid of the curse! It will haunt the sinner for forty generations! Doesn't this mean that even a predisposition to sin or virtue is inherited? On this point, religion and science have reached an agreement.
When representatives of one clan commit terrible crimes, or indulge in the same vices, without experiencing remorse, the clan's self-destruction program is turned on, as it were. An example is Semyon Ivanchenko, a “hereditary” alcoholic in the third generation. His grandfather, having drunk bitter, drowned in the river in the post-war years.
Semyon's father "joined" a similar rhythm of life from the age of fourteen, stealing and repeatedly went to jail. At the age of fifty-two, he was killed by a drinking companion in a drunken brawl. Semyon himself, a thirty-year-old young man who is currently unemployed, lives in Samara and has a wife and son.
Everything seems to be fine, if you do not take into account that the guy is sick with cerebral palsy and he will never have his own family. That is, there will be no children. Karma removed the "unnecessary" gene pool from the cycle of incarnations, sending it to correct mistakes in lower forms.
But such curses are actually rare. A series of failures, poverty or pathological bad luck, mistakenly accepted by a person as karmic or hereditary, in fact turns out to be a simple unwillingness to change anything in his life, elementary laziness. A person is ready to believe in incredible miracles, but not in his own strength!
There are many examples when hopeless patients miraculously recovered, “prayed for” by relatives or friends. But what happens afterwards? A person, thanks to loved ones and his own desire to survive, gets a second chance to correct mistakes and pay off all karmic debts.
And maybe to return someone's debt to yourself. As a result, we can say that we ourselves are the main cause of our troubles. Without committing bad deeds, not succumbing to bad habits and acting according to conscience, we can change not only karma or fate, but also the future of our descendants. Live in peace with the Universe around you and it will definitely respond in kind.