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It is my mistake only. Only after I posted the excerpt I realized I had forgotten to introduce the name of the Acharyal- Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati of Sringeri Mutt.


Our revered acharyal says that everyone is subjected to the law of Sanatana Dharma. But there are differences. A child for example is not affected by sins but as a grown up has to experience the result of sins. This is one example of Visesha Dharma. How does this happen? The sins attaches itself to the person according to his competency. I understand from his discussion that we may take this law of visesha dharma not only true for castes but also stages of life. A sanyasi dharma cannot be a a Grihastha dharma. We are all still affected by the same samanya dharma.


Our Acharyal says that Birth is not accident.How is it possible that birth can be accident in the eyes of the great lord? He says that along with birth everyone gets the path to god realization as needed. It is just not possible that there is a person without opportunity for realization. However the visesha dharma is there. We must follow it sincerely and it will help us. God will decide the worthiness of your actions. I think even if I do not believe in rebirth, I can still get moksha if I deserve it.