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COMPLETE WORKS OF DR K.C.VARADACHARI – VOL10<br />

mrtyum tirtva, sambhutya amrtam asnute.<br />

Such births are invaluable steps which lead to<br />

that condition of being without a body, akayam,<br />

avranam, asnaviram etc. These are very important in<br />

order to show that one has to distinguish between<br />

karmas that take one down, because such karmas are<br />

pleasure-seeking motivated. There are karmas which<br />

lead to higher evolution because one seeks to<br />

transcend all sorrow through knowledge and devotion.<br />

These are important for evolution and liberation. There<br />

are karmas which are divine and do not produce any<br />

births. The divine personalities take births in order to<br />

liberate man. Karma does not condition birth but birth<br />

conditions karmas. These later do not come down to be<br />

subject to laws of karma-rebirth sequence at all. They<br />

may not elect to do any actions also-either divine or<br />

human. They can be perfect contemplatives-jnanins<br />

enjoying their samatva.<br />

Their descent can only be through love – for to<br />

emancipate souls in suffering from their suffering. Such<br />

loving karma partakes of the divine nature, and can<br />

produce only happiness – sukha, because it is done<br />

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