#THE INNER MECHANISM OF MY MIND ARE AN ENIGMA SOFTWARE#
In other words, karma is like old software that you have written for yourself unconsciously. But what you consider to be “myself” is just an accumulation of habits, predispositions, and tendencies you have acquired over time without being conscious of the process. You are not aware of how these tendencies develop. This becomes your karma - an orientation to life that you have created for yourself in relative unawareness. It works in the reverse as well: Your mind shapes the way you experience the world around you. A cluster of tendencies hardens over time into what you call your personality, or what you claim to be your true nature. This pattern slowly shapes itself into behavioral tendencies.
Over time, this enormous volume of sense impressions begins to assume a certain distinctive pattern within you. You are literally being bombarded with stimuli at every instant. Your five senses are collecting data from the outside world every moment of your life. As time goes on, you turn into a puppet of your accumulated past. Once that software is written, your whole system functions accordingly. In other words, depending on the type of physical, mental, and energetic actions you perform, you write your software. Whatever you do on these three levels leaves a certain residue or imprint upon you. Instead, karma is action on three levels: body, mind, and energy. Although karma means action, it does not necessarily refer to physical deeds. Let us start by addressing a fundamental misunderstanding. Like the sun, it operates whether you acknowledge it or not, whether you pay obeisance to it or ignore it. Karma is not a creed, a scripture, an ideology, a philosophy, or a theory. You do not get any negative marks for disbelieving it. You do not get any brownie points for subscribing to it. It is important to remember one thing, however. It makes each one of us squarely responsible for our own destinies and, above all, the nature of our experience of life.
In shifting responsibility from heaven to oneself, one becomes the very maker of one’s destiny. When we say “This is my karma,” we are actually saying “I am responsible for my life.” Karma is about becoming the source of one’s own creation. It means we are the makers of our own fate. Karma simply means we have created the blueprint for our lives. In actual fact, karma has nothing to do with reward and punishment, virtue and sin, good and evil, God and Mr. They see karma as a balance sheet of merits and demerits, virtues and sins. Unfortunately, most people have understood action in terms of good and bad deeds. Firstly, Sadhguru tries to clear out some myths that we have about karma.
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