The Karmic Gaps
In trading there is a saying,
“Bhav Bhagwan hai,”
price is God.
One of the common beliefs in the market is that whenever there are gaps, those gaps eventually get filled by price.
It may take time, it may move away for a while, but sooner or later the price returns to complete what was left incomplete.
This idea is not limited to charts.
It applies to our lives too.
We all have gaps in our lives.
Gaps in relationships,
gaps in career,
gaps in love,
gaps in dreams,
and so on.
Don’t we?
It is important to understand that these gaps are not random.
They are karmically placed there, so that the heart aches and searches.
We often try to fill these gaps with all sorts of external things.
We try to fix them with other human beings, with the luxury of money,
with validation,
and sometimes even with different addictions.
We go to astrologers,
we watch astrology content,
we try to understand planetary positions but do we ever truly try to understand why these gaps exist in the first place?
Sit down and ask yourself honestly.
Do you really feel that the gap within you will ever be permanently filled by external things?
Is life only limited to understanding a few aspects like career, love, business, and health?
Bas, yahi tak?
Or is there something beyond all of this something because of which all the gaps we carry finally get fulfilled?
A state where the heart becomes so full of love that it needs no external validation to feel complete.
That is what falling in love with Maa feels like.
We learn this from the lives of great saints and veeras.
Ramakrishna Paramhansa would cry out to Kali like a child calling his mother.
Meera Bai would dance and sing just to catch a glimpse of Krishna smiling.
Bamakhepa was completely in love with Tara Maa.
When such beings are alive, people often say, “Arey ye toh pagal hai.” Yes, they are MAD.
MAD for Maa.
MAD FOR KALI.
It is Prakriti speaking through them.
Nature understands that something has shifted.
He is now Sampurna Pagal.
He is a KHYAPA.
Humans may not understand it, but existence does.
Maa is fierce.
The khadga is there for a reason.
She will show you reality.
She will make you realize that the Khadga is meant to cut down maya and reveal the threads of your own karma.
She will show you ways to cut those karmic patterns.
She will show you what is meant for you and what is not.
But before that, she will try to push you toward other forms and test you a lot. (Test of your Aadhara)
That is why not all souls are meant for moksha.
And when the test begins, prove to her that you are her Bhairava.
Be a veera.
Do not let your mother down.
She is the most compassionate mother, the one who shows you reality and your karmic patterns clearly, and grants realization as swiftly as few other paths can.
That is why she is intense yet the most loving mother.
Matter of time, and we all realize that this is the sole reason behind those karmic gaps.
Jay Maa Kali.
Jay Maa Adya Maha Kalika.
Bhairava Kalike Namosthute.
— Atharva
- By Atharva Shisya of Gurudev Shri Praveen Radhakrishnan