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Thulan is the balance in the existence .
The abbreviation of Thulan is God Vaikarthana....
His celestial personification is the embodiment of all 5 elements...
One that is...
It was a regular morning, warm sunlight hitting every little surface, igniting the bright side of the day. A new day sprouting out of the darkness, with sun rising from the horizon.
Along with the sun , there rose the ever glorious son of Suryadev- Karna from the wave foldings of Alakananda .
|| ॐ आदित्यायविदमहेदिवाकरायधीमहितन्न: सूर्य: प्रचोदयात || The chant rang in his mind
The 5 year old's radiance could charm anyone , the kind and innocent smile projecting his dimples , a fair complexion that matched the sun rays , the blazing golden eyes and ever enchanting brilliance of this boy can make anyone's day better.
Karna offered his respect to the Sun god and clasped his hands in reverence, the sun god blessed him with his gentle and warm rays. Many saints and priests at the river bank near the temple witnessed this daily occurance , it was divine. Many believed Karna to be the favourite devotee of the Sun god. As the nurturing father was always benevolent with his blessings, when it came to Karna.
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Karna, the adherent devotee of Lord Shiva and Suryanarayana, swam to the depth of Alakananda and reached the shivaling that was drowned to the bottom of the river. He composed himself on the river bed with crossed legs and closed eyes, immersing in his daily meditation.
Yesterday Karna has asked his teacher a question, If destiny was something pre-determined then what are the possible effects our actions could bring on it? For Karna , it was a very simple question that he stumbled upon during one of his meditations, yet the Pandit has given him an all knowing smile and has answered it after few moments of thought.
" Karna , every being has a purpose- 'pre-determined' if that's what you want to call it , but more accurately saying, - one's destiny is defined by one's own actions, with the situations provided to us we will possibly have a very few choices , important choices . And out of these choices , what we choose according to our morals, mentality and righteousness could be influenced by factors like society, people and expectations. yet the one who can see past this influences and could make the right choice will unfold his destiny more clearly and so, one's destiny is always upto him/her to an extend. Pandit Bhaskara has told him.
So who determines the 'right choice' Gurudeva ?! A choice can be right according to me and wrong according to someone else, it's upto the eyes and not upto the sight , isn't it?! So what makes something right and the other wrong" Rama translated Karna's gestures to their teacher.
