asked 2013-01-27 20:07:05 -0500
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Well I'm really young to think about all this, I wanna know after v die..how will god judge us...so that I can change myself coz I really wanna go to heaven after my death...
answered 2013-01-28 04:19:58 -0500
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Not only YOU but everyone is constantly being judged whilst living.
There is no heaven or hell after death every human/living creature experiences this state of living whilst they are alive. Those who are living in Africa with the most difficult conditions are living in a state of hell , whilst those who are content with their current life are in heaven.
A person is judged according to their karams/actions that they carry out on a daily basis. All our actions/thoughts are being noted down constantly. For some actions we have to suffer the consequences immediately in this life, however, with most of our karams the Dharam Rai will do an account:
Dharam raae jab laekha maangai kya mukh lai key jaahegaa ! When the Righteous Judge of Dharma calls for your account, what face will you show Him then?
http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=3972
Just think that God is constantly watching us in every moment of our life...so what we do now and how we do it will make a big difference to our daily lives.
God bless you and all of us...so we can be nearer to God... :)
It's not just people in Africa, it happen everywhere in the world. People may be living in UK yet their living conditions might be extremely poor. It's all because of a person's karams (deeds).
Karmas are carried from incarnation to incarnation until they are paid. We are looking at many, many more than one incarnation.
answered 2013-01-28 11:12:04 -0500
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As you live, so you die. Death is not somewhere in the future. It is here at every moment. As Guru Nanak Dev Ji says in the final slok of Japji Sahib:
"We must judge the results of our own actions. By our actions we live near or far. Those who deeply know who they are, and have worked hard, can rejoice and go Home. O Nanak! Their faces shine with joy and they take many others along."
In holy books its given to b a good person...we shudnt hurt or cheat or speak ill about ppl...must not get jealous n forgive ppl,but there's this fren of mine...we aren't in talking terms now...she speaks ill about about me to my other frens.I can't forgive her...
Your question is great; but, has Waheguru ever judged you when you were alive, Death and Life, have no difference, it is time of our soul, which never borns or dies it is simply going body to body to find a body that will get Waheguru in heart, Dharam Raj DOES EXSIST; but, all are part of the one Waheguru, NONE OF US EXSIST, the only truth is Waheguru, there is no difference in the creation and creature in the heart of those who are Khalsa, (I am Referring to the definition pure, not Amritdhari, all Bhagats are Non-Amritdhari, and all 15 are Khalsa)
answered 2013-01-28 11:05:00 -0500
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from what i heard, one is judged in the court of dharam raj and you are weighed by your good deed from your bad. if there are more bad deeds then one goes through 8.4 million live forms and then the last life form is as a human in order to try again, this concept is called Charasi Lakh = 8.4 million, Joon= life forms. if one has more good deeds one is sent to sachkand, which is one of the 9 khands
Sach khanda vasai Nirankaar... He Himself is in Sach Khand...Waheguru...
When you leave your physical body you have the experience of seeing, and more importantly, feeling the effects of all your actions and words on others. Every time you hurt someone, you feel what they felt. You see yourself with absolute clarity. If there is still karma to be paid, you come back.
That is the court of dharam raj. It is not like a legal court on the physical plane. No one outside of you judges you, but you have the experience of it.
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