Sanatan Dharma..........Ilakkiya Mekam Srinivasan

Good Deed, And not so You're what your Deep driving desire is. As is your desire, So is your Will. As is your Will, So is your Deed. As is your Deed, So is your Destiny. - Brahadaranyak Upanishad If one does good, corresponding good may happen to him. Equally, if one does not-so-good, its effect too would be not so good. The moot question is, is there no redemption at all, if one has done not-so-good either accidentally or deliberately? Veda has an answer. If the person doing not so good gives up his conceit and confesses, God mitigates the intensity of consequences to a sinful deed done in the past, though not God would appreciate his sinful deeds. While awake and asleep, chant earnestly the nama, name of the God. The mind is always wayward. When you chant, chant soulfully, you will see the magic. The wayward mind on its own converges and your full concentration is on God Himself. The power of prayer is so strong. It saved Markandeya from the clutches of Yama. Sain

    7 Seas inside a particle of an Atom…- Sanatan Dharma - 11 -           Ilakkiya Mekam Srinivasan.   Kathopanishad: What is there in microcosm Is very much in Macrocosm. It's so tiny And As well So mammoth. It's all there It's only all there. Avvaiyar sings Atom is there beyond itself too in her Vinayagar Agaval, - the Psalm in praise of The Hindu Deity, Lord Vinayag. John Dalton first released his Atom theory in 1808.  As seen in above Kathopanishad, it's evident very early in our Vedic period. To negate God isn't any new advent to Sanatan Dharma, the value system the Hindus observe and follow from Vedic   Times. That God-negating argument goes by the name, 'nreechravatham'.  One such demon who ruled, sorry misruled those times was the demon, viz., Hiranyakashpu. He commanded his subjects that only he should be worshipped and called God. To tame any demons, Gods do a trick.  Hiranyakashpu's spouse conceived.  The child in he