every living being, human, animal and vegetable, as the Supreme Soul. The Lord, who is in us, knows the details of our activity, at every moment of our existence. So it is He who grants us the fruits of our actions, He who places us in this or that situation. It is He, for example, who, according to their respective merits, makes a man born rich and another poor; He again who, when the time comes, and by his supreme will, will tear them both from their midst, even if neither of them wishes to be separated from his own, nor them to be separated from him, or see the soft bonds in which they lived broken. Rich or poor, no one has the slightest power to decide on the meeting or separation with other beings. The Lord is supreme in his will, and no law compels him. Thus, the law of karma generally makes us suffer all the consequences of the least of our acts; but it is possible, in some cases, to see their effects modified. Such a change in the laws of karma can only be done by the will of the Lord, and no other, because He has absolute freedom and can therefore do as he pleases. We are all dominated by higher wills, which act under the authority of God. Our efforts and personal strength are not always the determining factor. We must therefore accept the position assigned to us on the order of the Supreme Being.
The Lord can modify the fruits of our past acts, because He is Absolute. For this we must surrender to Him, serve him with love and devotion, and do his divine will.
God manages our existence, grants our wishes and grants us many benefits.
He alone is at the origin of our material opulence, of our faithful husbands or wives, of our existence, of our descendants, of our victories, of our strength, of our wealth and of our future transfer to the higher heavenly planets. Of all these goods, the only source is his unmotivated mercy for us.
Material prosperity translates into a faithful wife, a comfortable home, sufficient land, good children, advantageous relationships, victories over its competitors, through the acquisition, through acts of piety, of a place on the Edenic planets, where one enjoys material conditions of life much more favorable still. These pleasures, hard work or questionable maneuvers cannot suffice to procure them: they are only offered by the mercy of the Supreme Lord, just as the prosperity acquired by our work depends on them. It is understood that personal effort must always be present, but without the Lord's blessing, no one can be successful, no matter how much effort is put into it.
The Lord says: “Whoever shines and excels in wealth, power, beauty, knowledge, or any other desirable material perfection, must be seen as the expression of a tiny fragment of the total deployment of My energy”.