jivas in A Sentence

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    In the present discussion, we would limit ourselves to the course of journey taken by the Jivas, who were humans before discarding their bodies.

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    Rather, God enforces a rule of law and, in accordance with the just deserts of Jivas, gives them freedom to follow their own nature.

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    Since Jivas have different kinds of karma, from good to bad, all must not have started with same type of karma from the beginning of time.

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    This stage constitutes the longest stage in the journey and depending on the prarabdha of the Jivas, it can last from a few days or weeks to many many years.

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    Thus, God functions as the sanctioner or as the divine accountant, and accordingly Jivas are free to work according to their innate nature and their accumulated karma, good and bad.

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    Abortions can be considered as a murder in the literal sense of killing a person only if they are performed after the first four months of pregnancy and in all other cases i.e. those performed during the first four months of pregnancy are called as“Hatya” only in a metaphorical sense to denote how the Jivas, who were supposed to take physical birth were denied that opportunity.

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