What is destiny? Simply put, destiny is what will happen tomorrow. But is tomorrow already written, leaving us with little or no control over what happens?
This question came up during a discussion where a red card was issued within the first 15 minutes, which was quite rare. The reason was that the initial participants largely believed that destiny is already written and beyond our control.
AiR intervened with a powerful thought: If destiny is already written, where is free will? If everything is predetermined, then our choices and actions today would have no meaning.
AiR repeatedly emphasizes that Karma is reformative, not punitive. Even death is not a fixed destiny. We come with an open ticket, without a predetermined date of departure.
The concept becomes clearer when we understand the relationship between karma and destiny. Destiny is the outcome of our twin karma. We may come with some starting karma, or Prarabdha Karma, but our present karma can shape what unfolds tomorrow.
This gives us a profound possibility: Moksha is achievable by every individual, irrespective of their circumstances.
What is meant to happen today may happen. But what happens tomorrow can be influenced by the choices we make today. Destiny is not merely something we inherit. We create our own destiny, our destiny is in our hands.
