Why Am I Like This? SANATAN DHARMA (A PASSIONIT PRUTL KALKI Framework Analysis)
Sanatan Dharma, the eternal truth, does not see you as a fixed entity but as an evolving soul navigating karma, dharma, and illusion. Let’s decode this cosmic journey using four transformational storytelling frameworks, reinterpreted in a way that even Lord Krishna might smile at!
1 The Dharma Pyramid – Communicating Truth in Layers
- Truth First (Satya): The soul (Atman) is eternal, and life is but a temporary act in the grand cosmic play.
- Structured Reasoning (Gyaan): Your karma, desires, and past lives shape your current state. Everything you do follows a pattern of action-reaction, leading to spiritual evolution.
- Supporting Proof (Pramana): Ancient texts, from the Vedas to the Gita, emphasize self-inquiry—Who am I? Why am I here? The answer is not in external success but in aligning your dharma with your soul’s purpose.
2 The Cycle of Karma – Situation, Challenge, and Resolution
- Situation (Samsara): You are born into circumstances shaped by past karma. You may question, "Why am I wealthy, struggling, restless, or content?"
- Complication (Maya): You are trapped by illusion—chasing success, approval, pleasure—forgetting that all is temporary. Ego binds you, creating suffering.
- Resolution (Moksha): Realize that action done in the spirit of seva (service) and self-awareness leads to liberation. Krishna’s wisdom: “Perform duty without attachment to results.”
3 The Golden Circle of Dharma – Why, How, What?
- Why (Sanatan Purpose): To break free from ignorance and align with truth. You exist to evolve, not just to accumulate wealth or fame.
- How (Yogic Approach): Bhakti (devotion), Karma (selfless action), Jnana (knowledge), and Raja (discipline) yoga guide your transformation.
- What (Dharma in Action): Whether a leader, artist, warrior, or scientist, your role must contribute to harmony, not destruction.
4 The Story of Self, Us, and Now – Your Duty in the Grand Play
- Self (Atman’s Journey): Your struggles, fears, and ambitions are part of your evolution. Accept them, but don’t be enslaved by them.
- Us (Collective Karma): Society’s condition is shaped by collective dharma and adharma. Leaders, influencers, and seekers must uplift, not exploit.
- Now (Call to Awakening): The world is at a tipping point—will you act like an Arjuna, facing truth with courage, or a Duryodhana, blinded by greed?
Retrospection Time:
- You are not stuck; you are becoming.
- Stop asking "Why am I like this?" and start acting as if you know why you are here.
- Maya will keep tempting you—learn to dance with it without letting it lead.
Dharma is not about seeking an answer; it is about becoming the answer.
