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Fault Is Of The Sufferer

Fault Is Of The Sufferer

Whenever we have to endure suffering when there is no apparent mistake on our part, we feel hurt and we repeatedly question where we went wrong? Nevertheless we find no answers but then the intellect within us takes over. It will argue and plead in our own defense. ‘I have not done anything wrong’ and in the end it convinces us, ‘if he had not behaved that way, I would not have acted and said the things I did’. In this way our intellect covers up own mistakes and places the blame on the other person. And thus starts the chain reaction of karma.

Gnani Purush Dadashri has given us a simple solution that is helpful in every manner. This solution in the form of the statement: ‘the fault is of the sufferer.’ Who is at fault? Is it the robber or the one who was robbed? Is it the fault of the robber or the one who was robbed? Who is suffering between the two? The fault is of the sufferer. The robber will suffer when he is caught and punished, but today the one who is suffering is at fault; he is being punished for his mistake. Today he is suffering for mistakes he made in his past life, so whom can he blame? From this perspective, the other person is naturally faultless.

Fault Is Of The Sufferer

by Dada Bhagwan (PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Audiobook) – 34 pages

Fault Is Of The Sufferer by Dada Bhagwan