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Whether Karma theory Applicable to Avatars too ?



Whether Karma theory Applicable to Avatars too ?


There are various reasons for the advent of the Divine in human form. For the human being, his past karma is the cause of birth. The circumstances of each one's birth depend on his past actions

.

For Divine incarnations karma is not the cause. what karma God should have

performed to be born as a human being :for God to take

birth as a human being, there have to be good and bad

Circumstances.



There is an important distinction that is to be

noted here. If man has done good or bad, the consequences will

apply only to him. The aspect of Avathar is not exactly like

that. The bad work done by bad people and the good work

done by good people are both causes for an Avathar, God

coming in the human form.



Bhagavadh Geetha, which declare "Yadaa yadaa hi dharmasya glaanir bhavathi,

Bhaaratha, Abhyuththaanam adharmasya tadh aathmaanam srujaamyaham," and adding

"Parithraanaaya saadhuunaam, vinaasaayacha dhushkrutaam, dharma samsthaapanaarthaaya

sambhavaami yuge yuge." "Whenever dharma declines, I restore it and put down the forces

which cause the decline, by assuming a form" and "I am born again and again in every crisis in order to protect the good, punish the wicked and restore dharma."



This will become very evident to us in the story of Narasimha Avatar.



The good karma of Prahlada and the bad karma of Hiranya Kashyapa are both

responsible for Narayana’s appearing in the form of

Narasimha.

In the same manner, for every Avathar, there is

some reason. Bhagavan takes a human form for the karma done

by others. He takes such a form out of His own free will.



This Post is for sharing knowledge only, no intention to violate any copyrights.
 
Good Post and good reasoning Shri PB Sir. I am getting an idea. When there is net excessive negative karma God descends to set things right. It may not be with respect to some individuals but a pervasive decline in values.
 

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