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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sa&#039;ad" data-source="post: 100781" data-attributes="member: 8439"><p>Its easy.  If I do only that which my religious beliefs allow and encourage and avoid those things that harm myself or others and if I live my life as though my beliefs are correct, than what will be the result of such actions?  If I live my life as if there is no Ik On Kar what will be the results of such actions? Consequently, I have lived a better life living as if Ik On Kar is the creator and ruler than if I lived my life for myself.  There is only good in what happens when life is lived for Ik On Kar.  When you have deep faith and trust in Ik On Kar, than you know that the temporary existence is relative and the eternal existence is absolute.  So, by developing a relative relationship to the relative and an absolute relationship to the absolute we reap what we sow (Karma) and we fulfill our duty to Ik On Kar and Man (Dharma).</p></blockquote><p></p>