Regulation 4

Every human is deeply indebted to the co-humans, to the animals, to the plants, to the birds, to the planet, and to the five elements. He is also indebted to his parents and teachers. Through series of incarnations as human he draws much from the surroundings. He draws unto himself much more than what he gives out. The consequence is accumulation of enormous debts. This is called the past negative karma. The good deeds that one does, also accumulate karma, but of positive nature. The positive karma brings a little comfort here and there. And the negative karma of receiving brings out loads of work, which has to be cleared. The Master intends to clear these loads from the student who is burdened by karma. For that he gives enough impulses to the student through the prayers. The student gets into many proposals to act and acts upon them. The Master thus initiates action for karma clearance. The student feels compelled from within to do many acts of good will. Since the proposal comes from himself, the proposal remains dear to be worked out. Many such activities are initiated by the student, who would start clearing the past karma. Hidden stocks slowly expel themselves out. The student finds himself in an ocean of work, coming to him from all directions. There would be demands for work from the family, from the profession, from the society, and even from the service society of which he becomes a member. He is demanded from all sides to work. He is not let to be inert. The Master is Aquarian by nature. Speed is his essential characteristic. He adds speed to the work for quicker expulsion of hidden debts. One tends to be an active worker. A Master’s true student turns out in life ten times more work than any other uninitiated person. The student becomes an ever-active worker. To him rest is in action. Auto-throws is a favourite word of the Master. He plays dextrously with words and enthuses the students. The student gets proposals from within regularly which keep him busy. He feels he needs to do them. In doing so, he clears much of his karma. A person otherwise suffering from inertia is thus stimulated into activity. The activity would be even slightly higher than normal, which could be seen by the observers as hyperactivity. It appears so for an observer, but for the student it is a normal state. He is on a task of clearing the past. The Master promised clearing of all past karma. In fulfilling this promise the student also picks up his share of responsibility. This is a beauty of Master’s work. Until debts are cleared one cannot be free. Students think of freedom. Freedom comes though responsible work to the fellow beings. Freedom does not come to those who are irresponsible towards the surroundings. ‘Love thy neighbour’ does not mean just a feeling. Love includes service. Serve thy neighbour with love is what Jesus meant. Service is the way to liberation. Service is the law of liberation. The student is made to realise this on the way. The auto-throws helps him to get into the way. Master’s spirit initiates auto-throws.