How can karma be broken?

so Sakur you say that we must try and

break karma bondages but at the same

time you urge people to be very

inclusive be very very involved in

everything that they do so how these two

things can exist together please explain

namaskarum

kangana how do you see some

contradiction in these two things karma

means the residual memory of all the

things that we do physically mentally

emotionally and energy wise or in other

words it's a certain unconscious

software that you create it is a certain

amount of memory which rules your life

on various levels there is a physical

memory there is a psychological memory

emotional memory and energy levels of

memory all these things put together it

rules your life so memory means however

much it is it is a limited boundary

whatever is in your memory is a limited

boundary so karma is a limited boundary

within those limited boundaries karma is

very useful it facilitates many things

it makes you pretty automatic so that

you can respond effortlessly to a whole

lot of things

but when you want to expand a boundary

is a problem if you just draw a boundary

of uh let us say your territory of home

now if you want to expand very easy you

just have to move out but suppose

because there were certain threats to

your existence threats to your survival

you built a thick wall like a fortress

around you now you feel safe when there

are threats but suppose there is no

threat to your life in any way then you

naturally want to expand when you want

to expand moving this huge wall and

expanding your boundary becomes very

difficult most probably you will not

expand simply because the wall how to

take the wall to another place so

similarly karma or the karmic memory is

a certain wall that you set up if you

don't loosen it up if you do not bring

inclusiveness into your system

inclusiveness is not just as an idea of

being friendly with everybody

inclusiveness into your system when I

say inclusiveness into your system as

you exist here here we are in this

jungle what this tree is exhaling I'm

inhaling what I'm exhaling the tree is

inhaling let me not make a statement

about the tree but most human beings may

be unaware that this transaction is

going on if we were conscious this

transaction is going on then this

experience of just sitting here and

breathing is absolutely fantastic and

ecstatic but if you're unconscious

you're still being nourished by the

oxygen that the tree is letting out but

you're missing the experience so

inclusiveness does not mean you did

something different you just became

conscious about the nature of existence

because existence is absolutely

inclusive what happens to the tree

happens to you what happens to the soil

happens to you what you think is myself

actually just the soil that you're

walking upon so inclusiveness is not

something that you have to do

inclusiveness is the nature of existence

you just have to become conscious of it

karma is the nature of your individual

existence you have to just become

conscious of the limitations of your

karmic boundaries if this awareness

comes rest is handled by life itself