KARMIC
FORCES – AUSTRALIA & SRI LANKA
My global minded medical friend wrote in response to
my yesterday’s sharing:
[Thank you, Gaja. I too believe in karma, the
unknown force when the sins took place in a past (now forgotten life).
The very driver of samsara.
The present tragedy in Sri Lanka may be
attributed to the karma of mistreatment of the Indian Tamils in the hill
country, pogroms set up by crooked Politicians against the minorities, and
finally the thousand or so years of ill treatment in the North East based on
caste.
(Also the human atrocities of both sides
during the civil war).
These have probably added up to the
present debacle that Sri Lanka is facing, an unrelenting debt crisis as is
happening in Kenya.]
My response was:
[Thank you. At first I acknowledged the system, as I
did in the case of Swami. But now I know that it is real. To me it confirms
that – each one of us carries divinity within us. When our true service is not
respected by the respective beneficiary, the god in that person accepts it.
That is then exponential power. The person who enjoys the benefit without doing
what s/he can, develops debt which becomes ‘sin’ when the debt is not settled.
Dr Subramanyam Chandrasekharan of RAW quoted me on this in one of his articles.
He read my work regularly and continues to support me even though he left his
mortal coil in 2021]
Most Sri Lankans known to me have some knowledge of astrology
through horoscopes. Accordingly, there are periods during which those who fall
under the same star have similar experiences.
Recently, Channel 9 reported as follows about Chris
Ulman:
[Uhlmann said the only other time
interest rates increased during an election campaign was in 2007, when
incumbent Prime Minister John Howard lost to Labor's Kevin Rudd.
"John
Howard always promised that interest rates would be lower under the government
that he led," said Uhlmann.]
Yesterday, in his Island (Sri Lanka) article headed ‘Why
were interest rates raised?’ – Dr C A Saliya said about the current state of Sri
Lankan economy:
[The behaviour of market forces in macroeconomics is not
instantaneous. We cannot experience the impact of these forces, immediately,
like fire or wind. We would feel the behaviour of market forces such as
inflation, unemployment, stock markets, interest rates and exchange rates, only
with a time lag. Then it may be too late. We can now feel their impact because
neither the political authority nor the officialdom made a serious attempt to
manage them even though many economists and others had warned well in advance
that our country was heading for bankruptcy.]
The Common Sri Lankan would call these unrecognized
influences ‘karmic forces’. Like in the case of Macroeconomics, the effects of karmic
forces are not immediately known. But they would be ‘felt’ by those who have
positive karma in the issue and/or place.
In the case of Mr John Howard I contributed to his downfall
by escalating my discrimination pain to policy level. This meant that I did not
take any lower level settlement – even in my mind. The measure was my own cost –
especially in terms of ‘lost status’ through the label that I was a frivolous
and vexatious litigant. When Mr Howard lost his seat – I measured through my
feelings and knew that the value of my work was added to the Universal system of
karma.
Then I learnt about the Common connection between the
Australian Health Ministry and the Sri Lankan government’s breaches in Health
Service provisions revealed by ABC’s 4 Corners program on 02 May, under the
title ‘Profiting from
the Pandemic’
Again I have positive karma with ABC. Hence that karma
helped me complete the picture in this issue.
Where we do not have independent evidence, our experience based
intuitive intelligence completes the picture for us – as per our current need. 4
Corners presents it as follows:
‘LINTON BESSER, REPORTER: Nimal Perera has emerged as a bag man for the ruling
Rajapaksa family.
In 2016 it
was Perera's confession which prompted the spectacular arrest of the prime
minister's son, Namal Rajapaksa. Perera had admitted to collecting millions of
rupees on Rajapaksa's behalf from a real estate company.
In your opinion, would you describe Nimal Perera as a collector
for…?
WASANTHA
SAMARASINGHE, ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGNER: Of course, of course. On behalf of the
Rajapaksa's family, he was the famous collector of their family.
LINTON
BESSER, REPORTER: And there's Aspen Medical…
It was
anti-corruption campaigner Wasantha Samarasinghe who tipped off the police…
WASANTHA
SAMARASINGHE, ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGNER: Australia and New Zealand Banking
Group. That is the account Aspen Medical used to send the money to Singapore
Sabre Vision accounts.
LINTON
BESSER, REPORTER: … triggering the years-long probe by Sri Lanka's FCID, or
Financial Crimes Investigation Division, into suspected money laundering
offences.
WASANTHA
SAMARASINGHE, ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGNER: Nimal Perera, he wants to protect the
Rajapaksa's connections. Firstly he tried to hide the whole, this connection.
Finally, CID found so many details. That's why he couldn't continue that lie.
LINTON
BESSER, REPORTER: The police could find no evidence that Sabre Vision Holdings
or Nimal Perera had performed any service for the money paid by Aspen Medical.
Those funds never went to the hospital …
The money
trail led here, to this property in an affluent suburb of Colombo. Nimal Perera
purchased it with some of the money from Sabre Vision Holdings. But what really
caught the attention of police was that it was soon combined with this property
immediately next door. It housed the private offices of Namal Rajapaksa, the
then president's son.
The question
was obvious… Was Nimal Perera again secretly collecting money for the Rajapaksa
family, this time from the hospital contractors?
And if so,
what was the role of Aspen Medical?’
LINTON
BESSER, REPORTER: Mr Perera told us he was an agent for the head hospital
contractor, but never did anything for Aspen Medical.
So why did
Aspen Medical pay you two payments of €687,000?
NIMAL PERERA:
To me?
LINTON
BESSER: To you.
NIMAL PERERA:
No, Aspen Medical has not paid to me.
LINTON
BESSER: Nothing at all?
NIMAL PERERA:
No, no.
LINTON
BESSER: It sent the money into the accounts of your British Virgins Islands
company.
NIMAL PERERA:
No. It's wrong.
LINTON
BESSER: Sabre Vision Holdings.
NIMAL PERERA:
Yeah, that is my previous employer.
LINTON
BESSER: At the time of those transactions, according to business documents from
the British Virgin Islands, there was only one beneficiary of Sabre
Vision Holdings, and that was Mr Nimal Perera.
NIMAL PERERA:
No, that is because of, by default. Since I became the managing director of
that company, I became the beneficial owner.
LINTON
BESSER, REPORTER: Mr Perera's explanation to Four Corners differed wildly from
what he originally told the police.
The above indicates to the genuine seeker:
1. The
connection between Aspen Medicals – the Australian company and Mr Namal
Rajapaksa, in relation to Hambantota Hospital
2. That
British Virgin Islands was the vanue for exchange.
The picture is completed by the following:
British
Virgin Islands’ Premier Andrew Fahie was arrested Thursday
on charges of conspiring to import cocaine and money laundering after a
successful sting operation led by U.S. authorities.
British Virgin Islands premier
arrested on cocaine-smuggling and money-laundering charges
We call it time based karma. Australian Benjamin Judd
of Channel 9 presented it as follows:
[There's a niggling belief in the
Western psyche that bad things always happen in threes. From natural
disasters to household mishaps, if it's happened twice, it's definitely going
to happen a third time. Particularly when it comes to death.
And
it doesn't seem like an irrational belief – sometimes celebrities do appear to
die in groups of three.
In
1997, the world was shocked by the deaths of Mother Theresa, Princess Diana and
Gianni Versace. In 2009 it was Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Ed McMahon.
And as recently as 2014 it was Joan Rivers, Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Peaches
Geldof.]
It looks as if the Protestors empowered by just-minded
Sri Lankans are completing the picture in Sri Lanka.
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