Krishna no-watermark
Bhagvad Gita says Whatever is destined to happen, will happen
As per the sayings of Lord Krishna in the Bhagavat Gita, “Whatever is destined to happen, will happen”. Lord Krishna had told this phrase for several times during his life time. Once he told this phrase to King Satrajit, when he refused to hand over the Syamantaka Jewel for a short time to King Ukrasena, and he also told to Duryodana, when he refused to give Pandava’s share of Kingdom even after their exile term.
Everything is already written on our head, and based on that, our life would go as such. We can’t change the fate written by the god, but through our constant faith and bhakti on the god, even we can shake our fate a little bit! If we become lazy without doing any work, and if we simply put fault on our fate, then our life would never improve. Fate used to laugh louder in front of the person, who always does bad acts, and who is a wicked one. Destiny cannot be changed even by the god, since, whatever was written as fate, seems to be unchanged. Worshipping the creator god Brahma, would be a best act, to slightly change even our fate, since he is the person who creates us and put the fate on our head!
After making his creations, and before writing the fate on the head of his creations, based on their Karmas, even Lord Brahma used to worry, and especially he used to worry while sending his creations to the earth as blind, dumb and deaf. Lord Brahma is our true Amma (Mother), since he is only sending us to the womb of our mother, and making us to be born from our mother’s organ. While staying on our mother’s womb, we didn’t know about anything, and after being born as a child, our body organs would be formed slowly.
It is also believed, that Lord Brahma would give his divine darshan to each and every living being, during the time of their birth, and he used to bless them through his lotus hands. Without knowing about all these things, we are simply ignoring Lord Brahma, with the intention, that he doesn’t have sufficient temples in the earth!
Hence, let us worship the destiny god Brahma in order to slightly change our bad fate, and let us show our great affection and love on our divine parents, Lord Brahma and Ma Saraswati.
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