The Teachings
A Partial Teaching on How Joonis are awarded to an Atma during the Judgement of the Janam.
Discourse
The Article 14 of The COVENANT tells us that every Atma is to be produced before The Chief Judge at the end of allotted period in Janam.
When the Atma faces The Chief Judge, he asks for the record of the good deeds and the doings of the body+mind which was given to that Atma for the duration of Janam.
The record will indicate whether the Atma carried out the Life Task agreed upon with GOD in that Janam with the given body+mind.
The Chief Judge after evaluating all the good deeds and the doings of the Atma will announce ‘x’ number of Joonis to be awarded to that Atma to cleanse herself of the burden of sins in her account.
Each transition from one Jooni to the next removes one layer of sin present on the Atma and at the end of the awarded Joonis, the Atma emerges pure and clean; ready to take another opportunity with another body+mind to carry out the same Life Task in a span of time which will be allotted by GOD for the next Janam.
When I recite or remember HIS name audibly, at each recitation of OMNMNKAAR, one of the recording negatively running counters in my account will be stopped, which in effect means, whatever be the reading achieved by that counter shall be transferred to my ledger and it will not accumulate further or cause no further damage in so far as accounting in the Court of The Chief Judge is concerned.
At this point, it is important to understand that the award of number of Joonis will be dependent on the total accumulated negative readings of all the counters which have been stopped and those which are still (continuing) running up to the last moment of Janam. It is only when the Messenger arrives and touches the right shoulder that all the negatively running counters are stopped.
When I recite OMNMNKAAAR for the first time, the first negatively running counter that I had started on the fifth day of my existence as a human being will be stopped. The principle is first in and first out.
When I do some good act, it will be recorded in my ledger with a plus sign. All the accumulated good deeds will offset a large number of bad doings, when the accounting is done, thereby reducing the total negatives which the Atma will have to face.
When I exchange three blessings and earn one hundred thousand blessings, those will be entered in my ledger and this will reduce an equal amount of the negatives in my ledger. This will ultimately reduce the number of Joonis.
The Life Task or Jeevan Karya
When the Task has been carried out, there will be a huge reward which will reduce the negatives and further such a person would in any case be initiating a lesser number of negatively running counters and hence have much lesser number negative amount in the ledger to face.
The Reward
The reward for carrying out the Life Task or Jeevan Karya is Nine Parts of the accumulated negative points in the account of the Atma / Soul in front of The Chief Judge are written off from the account ledger of that Atma / soul.
The Atma is left to face only the Tenth Part of all the negative points it the account ledger.
Conclusion
It is important to keep doing the Japp of OMNMNKAAAR at every available opportunity to keep shutting down the negative counters in the account of my Atma.
This will also help me in discovering The Life Task or Jeevan Karya quicker and thus carrying out the Life Task of my Soul at the earliest.
Once I complete my Life Task I will effectively have to face only the Tenth Part of my negative points in the ledger.
Thus my transition through the Joonis will be faster and I will be able to earn my next opportunity faster.