Guru's always believed that Karam is in your hands and Reward is in God's hands. The Bhagwat Geeta had the same conclusion. Guru Nanak had the same philosophy "Udham Karaindyia Jeev Tu Dhiawandyia Dhun Bhunch". So that means that HE was inspiring a man to do Karam. On the side God has given us freedom of choosing our Karam also. For example, at one time you can pick up your one leg from the ground. It doesn't say only this or only other. Any of the one. Similarly we are allowed to choose best way of living or bad way of living. It is a very simple logic that you can drive with open eyes or with close eyes. That is sure that if you drive with close eyes, you are going to get hurt. If you drive according to the rules and regulations designed for your safety, you will be always safe. If you live according to the rules and regulations designed for your peaceful life, then you will have no problems ever in the life. If you still believe that Karam is not in your hand then try walking with close eyes. With in a min
ute only you will understand that it would have been better if I had walked with open eyes.
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