This world has been changing from time immemorial. But because it is “round” (subject to cycle of cause-effect), one cannot find an end to it.

Dada Bhagwan
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The world has been continuously changing since its inception. Life is a continuous cycle of cause and effect, which is often referred to as karma. This is because the law of karma is not easily understood by most people. However, all things in this world are cyclical, even inanimate objects such as rocks or planets.

Things that are subject to cause-effect are constantly changing. If someone says that they have lived in the same city for many years, it means that their environment has changed during that time frame. It doesn’t necessarily mean that the people in the city have also changed.

So, when someone says that they have lived in the same location for many years, it doesn’t necessarily mean they have stayed in the same place. This is because people do change their environments throughout their lifetime. They may move to a different country or state, but they will still be bringing with them their old habits and beliefs from before.

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