Bhagwad Gita says that even if you are thinking and not doing anything, then you are doing your Karma. I find Bhagwad Gita as one of the most amazing book to describe Karma.
We are defining our life with every moment of thought we have. So if someone has good thoughts, his life would be good and if someone has bad thoughts the life would be bad.
How does it imply to us?
A gentleman who used to have a departmental store was always in losses. His father had invested in his business. He used to have some 40 employees/store keepers/sales man working under him. He wondered why his store is always in losses! Later on when he started working on to correct everything, including how all the transactions were happening. For a long time they could not find anything. One day a store boy was leaving company and he said that so many times they are paid less for their work telling stupid reasons and even if they have been paid fully, somewhere, they always fear their pay would be cut or their owner has an intention of not paying in full. That was the point the owner realized that his very intention of not trying to pay full is causing bad circle. He immediately relaxed his payment norms and all the payments were made in full with respect. Within few months his business started turning around. People working over there were happy!
How about revenge?
Forgiveness is the best way! What someone else has done, time will work on that. No one is spared by hands of Karma. But yes if you get into the mud, you will definitely get dirty too.
So what actually should be done?
1. If you really want to end Karmic cycle, the only option is by surrendering results to God and do karma. (Do without any expectations. It is when we get attached to results, we do good/bad). Till the time we have the ego, that I am doing this or this happened to be, we would always be a part of Karma Cycle
2. Do good
3. think good
4. Bless everyone
5. Don’t bother about how bad is someone else, just focus on your life.
