How can one attain Mukti?
Human is surrounded by
desire. Desire makes his life polluted. It takes him away from his real goal
and he goes in wrong direction. His mukti margo becomes full of obstacles.
Hence, he becomes unstable but he can find his mukti margo through his karma.
Karma yoga helps him to attain mukti through his karmaphala (consequences of
attainment). Karmaphala is of three kinds, such as- kruta karmaphala, karita karmaphala
and anumodita karmaphala. If the amount of “sakama karma” becomes higher than
the amount of “niskama karma”, then the mukti margo becomes more widened and
the process of mukti is quickened. Human becomes free from the cycle of birth
and death. With the increase of sakama karma, one becomes more refined and
reforms himself. He can feel heaven in him. One can get mukti in his lifetime
only, because there is no such concept of heaven after death. Hence, one must
not expect any karmaphala after death.
All his contributions during
lifetime becomes effective on this earth only during his lifetime. Mukti comes
to human according to his karmaphala. If one contributes to an unknown person,
he gets more good effect than to contribute to an own person. Again remaining grateful
to a contributor makes one’s mukti margo more easier. Mukti margo becomes
easier by true love and sacrifice. Narrowness in love restricts mukti margo.
Mukti margo is closed if someone is forced to do something against his will
because here he acts for expectation.
Those who work for expectation on their mukti margo becomes closed.
One’s knowledge must be used properly in practical life to get mukti
ultimately. Knowledge comes to human out of cultivation of good books (the Vedas).
One must realize about him instead of making his mind full of datas while
finding mukti.
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