What happens by doing ‘pratikraman’? The interferences that we have done (in the past), and its ‘reaction’ which will come (now), on that (reactions), we will not feel like interfering again.

Dada Bhagwan
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We all have done something that we regret, but the pain is not always carried with us. If we are lucky, the pain has subsided to the point where it feels distant. But it can still be an issue if we allow our actions or reactions to dictate our actions or reactions in the future. The saying, "what happens by doing 'pratikraman'?" refers to the fact that by acknowledging what we did and how it affected us, we will not do something similar again.

We will also realize that while past mistakes may have cost us some time, they also allowed us to grow and be better people in the future. By acknowledging our mistakes and their consequences, we are able to learn from them and avoid repeating them in the future.

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