This is the continuation of this post . You can read it before diving into this post. I wrote it in the 1st week of august. Always there will be a lesson to learn from our life's incidents and other people life. We can understand it when we have awareness about it.
Coming to this incident, the girl was watching the old lady ill-treating others. It is an unwritten rule that when a person behaves badly to another person, it won't be the first or last. they are like that to everybody most of the time.
From old lady's perspective - I am religious, I pray to God daily, and God has blessed me with my husband's pension money. Others are sinners, I have to correct them, because I am blessed.
From God's perspective, I am watching you and taking note of everything, and when your bad karma reaches a point, I will teach you a lesson.
From the girl's perspective - Waste of time to think about why snake bites. It is its nature. Bad people live happily, torturing others.
And that day came when that old lady's bad karma became stronger. Her pension money and bank did not allow her to take the money. They said identification mismatch. Your signature is different in different documents. So get a new identity card, and then only you will get your money.
Old lady started to pray aggressively. She can not believe this is happening to her. She did not thought it seriously. She took her relatives to get money from bank. And the bank officials said, we need your new identity card.
All these years that old lady was receiving money and suddenly her identity/signature mismatch was found. Why?
God wanted her to learn to be humble and not to ill-treat other humans.
The girl was like a person who gave the lady court order saying, "you got a court order".
God wants to make the girl watch to see that lesson too. Learning lessons from others life is less painful than experiencing it in their own life.
It will take few months for the old lady to get the new identity card. But, will she learn the lesson?
I don't think so.
This is Devilish Angel, speaking about Karma on dial...
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