Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00263)

In a message dated 12/7/02 6:47:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
dalval14@earthlink.net writes:

> They do not however "wipe out" Karma. Our not acting carelessly or 
> irresponsibly hereafter, is what heals.
> 
> If we generate Karma (good or bad), we impair our skandhas and our "lower 
> instruments." These are made up of a vast group of "Monads of lesser 
> experience" that have gathered around us (the MONAD with experience that 
has 
> achieved "Self-consciousness.") These "lower instruments" then, have to be 
> repaired, either quickly or slowly. If we are WISE we can participate 
> intelligently in that repair process. Where do we acquire such knowledge? 

> Theosophy provides it. Its study reinforces this into certainty. No 
> further "speculations" are needed.
> 
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Yes, indeedy do. One could notice in the MahaBharata(in which "The Bhagavad 
Gita is a small portion) the "fate" , let us say of Drona.It took certain 
ages for "his" karma from certain acts to even manifest itself which, of 
course, Krishna(or Christos) allready knew and even informed Arjuna of the 
outcomes early on of all the participants in the "human" drama of Life , in 
those ancient times ,as told in that great epic of India.It is truly a study 
in cause and effect on a VERY large time scale.
I might quote something from an unremembered source as "what is past is 
prologue".
So, how will we "read" all that today with such blindfolds as Kama can muster?