Sukrta

 

The Vedic word for "merit" is "Sukrta" and refers to the spiritual karmic results accumulated through virtuous deeds and righteous conduct. 

The life after life beneficiary of sacrifice, which leads to favorable outcomes, in the hereafter.

 Sukrta is the echo of virtuous acts and merits, considered as essential spiritual progress in philosophical developments and the mental key to liberate from the cycle of birth and death. 

The credit of past lives' merit acts as a protective and beneficial force, fostering the kindled spirit that maintains ethical precepts in mindfulness and the teaching of the durable asset from the soul. The purification of the mind and the alignment with the divine are the ethical laws of its mystical principle. 

In essence, spiritual worth is cultivated by living in alignment with higher ethical or spiritual principles and by developing a mental faculty of cosmic intelligence. The value of performing actions in pursuit of the truth is the living virtue of love or Tantra techniques that reveal the serenities of devotion. 

The vault of yearning hearts that shares its resonance in common purpose is formed in the deepest part of consciousness. The calling of the hearts and its resonance effect is the field of merit and the reality of formless love. Sukrta is the sphere of the lasting moment to engage fully in the moment to moment of heart and baseline intention. 

The merits generated in enlightened action are the pure precepts which provide expression in the individuality as virtues significant. Sukrta is the inherited love wisdom for all things in life as the materials for wisdom to work with. 

The eye of the mystic is marveling at life as phenomenon in every moment as reality of Gods love. Morality is an act of attitude where right and wrong depends upon attitude and circumstance and not upon action. 

The sincerity of respect does not need words and where silence is the statement of deepest respect. Through the mirror hall of self-identities, many images leading to the temple of heart, to open the door of contentment and raise the mind above the strife, for worthless things.