Bhagawadgita about food

 In Bhagawadgita, Lord Krishna says that the food we prepare must be consumed within first three hours after its preparation. A person who consumes food within the first three hours happens to be a Good person. A person who consumes the food from three hours to as long as it is good to eat seems to be a person with passion. A person who consumes food after it has gone bad has problems in his life and can be after something.

  In Bhagawadgita, human beings are classified as three types, the Good, the average and the passionate.

Karma in real life action

 In this post I like to expose the truth of karma's existence with a live example. Lets say you are a principled person living with a set of rules or principles which may be personal or adhere to a specific religion.

X was worked in a company that doesn't hire its ex-employees back. At one stage it so happened that almost everyone in one city had worked for X before. Should I say unfortunately or obviously X reached a point of stepping on its own leg for its policy. Now X's competitor lets say Y which did not have such policy could hire X's ex employees as well in that city. In a way X paved the way for Y and isn't this the law of Karma.

This is similar in one's life as well. When one doesn't agree with the policies of a Company, he may not have to work for it. If all have the same disagreement, such a company will have very less or no chances of having any resources at all. Such is the power of human principles or religion in mankind.