Misunderstood Law of Karma | Jay Lakhani | Hindu Academy

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Jay Lakhani (Hindi:श्री जे लखानी; born December 5, 1948) is a theoretical physicist and a speaker on Spiritual humanism. He is the editor of two books related to the teaching of Hinduism in schools in the UK; Hinduism for Schools and Primary Hinduism. He received an MSc in Theoretical Physics in 1970 and is the first Hindu tutor to be appointed by Eton College for religious study. He is the head of The Hindu Academy (UK).
He presented several TED talks and television debates, challenging the paradigm of strict monotheism, materialism, and the connection between spiritual humanism and science.
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[@anmolsharma7046]

By watching your explainations, many of my friends are shedding superstitions, wrong assumptions prevalent in Hindu society. We are getting to become true Hindus.

[@samayjain6409]

You will become JAINS ! rather than Hindus.

[@jiteshpatel7192]

@@samayjain6409 Until you come to the realisation that theres no such thing as a hindu religion. Only sanatan dharma.

[@Supah84]

@@samayjain6409 Jains, Hindus, Buddhas all the same in one big Dharma.

[@retrogamer3775]

@Raghu Ramamurthy absolute non voilence won't work. Especially in our times.

[@tupesourabh]

No wonder I am totally influenced by Advaitha Vedanta. Logic always trumps......

[@dahawk8574]

Ironic to see you use yet another word which has taken on a grossly distorted meaning. Heh.

[@slappymcghee9515]

Bad karma is a golden opportunity to learn. It is a chance to do it right. Yes, we may deserve it, but we also deserve to be able to learn to love as well.

[@archanakhapre4221]

He is great

[@deborahstollman6238]

This has been a subject I’ve really struggled with in Hinduism. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@atman5230]

Well said.I think karma can be flexible e.g. sanchita karma and Aghati Karma.Great talk.Thanks.

[@linusn6227]

To fold my hands and bow with gratitude and humility is insufficient in the face of this gentleman's teachings.

[@Jyo4u]

Namaste... I am from India. I like to join your whatsapp broadcast group.

[@nitishgautam5728]

So law of karma is just simple psychology of conditioning in present life and there is no such thing as past life . Then i think law of karma should not get that much recognition because it's comes under law of common sense. Even a child can tell you that understanding of karma.

[@nezukoshiki3579]

It is not secret nor sacred, only science. Thank you. So my endless dejavu has a cause . I just need to find it😅

[@LawOfAttractionJesus]

Oh wow this has really helped thank you

[@intheshell35ify]

Well said. This is a problem in most religions...adults seeing with childlike eyes. You cannot practice religion as an adult using a child's understanding.

[@Agnostic1986]

Lakhani sir we need a spiritual leader here in INDIA please give your presence here to enlighten INDIANS who have lost their path 🙏

[@pradeep8867]

Putting in so much effort doesnt necessarily make you successful - It doesnt happen all the time and most of the time

[@svl-103]

Sir you are doing a good job. This is explained in much more details by Pujya Dadaji( A M Patel of mehasana Gujarat) who ‘experienced ‘ it, I respect Swami Vivekanand. But you have to move on for the betterment of Hindu dharma because you have got the correct platform. What Pujya Dadaji tells is more scientific than Swami Vivekanand’s time

[@sebastianverney7851]

Around 20,000 innocent men, women and children were tortured to death by the most horrific means in Tuol Sleng and other torture and execution centres in Cambodia in 1975. How does Hindusim explain such terrible injustice?

[@nameless-yd6ko]

Karma is Perfect Justice, every moment of existence! Everyone has their expiration date! ;)

[@jason6360]

Mr Lakhani, if you believe in past lives why do you believe our past life actions don't effect us now? Someone could be virtuous in this life, but no one has been virtuous through out the infinite past.

[@protonx80]

he's not saying past lives action dont matter ... he's saying not only the actions matter .. also situations matter .. maybe you did nothing bad in your past life .. but now you may be in a bad situation ... not only because of your actions .. but because of chance .. or situations out of your control

[@laika5757]

Music to my ears... 🎼🎶🎸

[@Yogagyanibyritu]

You are great and i am a big fan of you sir .

[@coderkamath7394]

I think he passed away recently.

[@princessprsh7761]

This so beautifully explained sir . Thank you .

[@differentperceptions]

Great. Blessed by divinity itself

[@RDSingh0]

So he means that if someone is poor and suffering then this may be his/her karma or past life. But if you in a good situation ignore others misery then you are doing bad karma and you will be placed in same category in another life.

[@asherjohn4044]

Well, the Law of Karma is not merely about instant karma. According to the view, your present is a consequence of your karma in past lives, and that's logically absurd.

[@navnit3978]

Very well explained.

[@crossbowcrosser1687]

Sir,I am saying if humans achieve immortality by the grace of science,then there will be no consequences for the sins committed,for instance a politician steals money and no one knows about it.He has achieved immortality through science.Then,where the law of karma applies?

[@abhinavr3867]

Well said!

[@simpleguy38]

What if I killed and eat chickens, on weekly basis? Does law of karma apply on that?

[@MegaMonamy]

Well if it does , and there that’s if, you would be born a chicken in your next life

[@madhurima5496]

❤

[@jagathmithya719]

Spin???

[@VSM101]

No actually in Krsna says Karma is no one else's business but him and that individual and seeing some one need is blessing because it is an opportunity to help..

[@protonx80]

jagath may be mithya ... just as a dream is not real .. but while it is in progress .. it is as real as real is considered real .. 😊

[@jagathmithya719]

@@protonx80 Karma is also unreal at the Paramartika level (as only Brahman is real). However at the Vyavaharika level Karma is experienced. Mr Lakhani’s theory has not been expounded by any Hindu philosopher I know of. If random events without cause can affect people’s lives, then there is no reason to embrace the “law” of Karma. Either everything happens according to karma or nothing.

[@HaharuRecords]

I believe thi guy, but in another hand it all because of you Karma, eventhough one didn't recognise.. Thats why be careful, everything is designed by God to test you. And you did more worse because of something happen bad to you, and your wrong thoughts of people. Please don't fool yourself🧘‍♂️

[@protonx80]

every think is designed by this God .... as a play ... as an experience .. and that god experiences all this .. so called good and bad .. thru .. each one .. as the spirit in each of us ...