Analysis of karmic debts

It should be borne in mind that karma is divided into mature and immature. Mature karma exists independently of a person, lives a separate life and comes to them in the form of certain events. A person cannot get rid of it, for example, in the case of hate debts (violation of Ahimsa), mature karma returns in the form of dangerous events. A person can protect themselves from such karma only with the help of good karma (earned through efforts to save other people), which will also provide them protection in a difficult situation.

Immature karma is the basis of a person’s karmic memory. Since it is not yet separated from the human being, it can be changed. Immature karma includes personality traits, diseases, talents and abilities, vices and virtues.

It is impossible to take on someone else’s karma.

Commandments, violation of which leads to the appearance of karmic debts:

Ahimsa – not harming other people; killing animals for the purpose of eating in the most humane way, without malice and not for pleasure.

Satya means truthfulness and sincerity, mainly in front of oneself (that is, inner truthfulness). According to the occult law of identity, the external truth is dissolved in the internal truth of a person, which gives him the possession of Truth.

Asteya means non-appropriation of someone else’s non-acquisitiveness, and acquisitiveness means the desire to appropriate both material and non-material benefits that do not belong to a person by right. Asteya’s Christian correspondence is the commandment “Thou shalt not steal.”

Perfection in Asteya gives a person the opportunity to never be in poverty, since everything that they really need will come to them on its own.

Aparigraha is inner freedom, independence, free will, which the Creator has awarded a human being. Observance of Aparigraha means rejection of violence against someone else’s will and inner freedom. A free person has no desire to encroach on someone else’s free will.

Violation of Aparigraha is the forcible imposition of one’s views, teachings, and violence against someone else’s will, as well as, on the other hand, slave psychology and shifting responsibility onto a more authoritative person.

The Brahmacharya commandment refers to self-discipline, control over your desires in various areas of life. It includes practicing moderation and rationality in food and alcohol consumption, in sexual life, as well as having control over your laziness, talkativeness and similar personality traits.

The karmic debts of Brahmacharya associated with incontinence in past incarnations can manifest in the form of diseases for payment in the current life. Therefore, the program, when drawing up a Health map, takes into account whether the aspects that create Brahmacharya’s debts are involved in the formation of diseases. If they do, the program displays a “K” next to the disease. Special attention should be paid to this disease, since it is a karmic punishment, and, accordingly, can bring major problems to a person’s life.

On the tab “Analysis of the karmic horoscope”, the analysis of the karmic chart is drawn out according to the same algorithm as the analysis of the usual natal chart. There you can evaluate the karmic experience of a person, for example, if he had an experience of business or suicide in their past life.