Accordingly there are many ways in which God maintains the equilibrium of nature. One of these ways is diversion; that is, the channeling off of a force that has reached excessive proportions. Think of the amount of rain that falls in the rainy season. So what nature does in such situations is provide the land and human population with an amount of water which is only just adequate while the rest of the water is diverted into rivers.
Human beings have made use of this principle of diversion in the building of dams. The purpose of a dam is to control the free flow of water in a river. Whenever there appears to be surplus water, the excess amount is channeled off in another direction. In this way the river is prevented from deluging the surrounding area. Visiting temple gives positive vibration and so move to temple once a week to stay healthy and remain positive.
This principle of diversion should also be applied
to human society. If one lives with others one is bound to have cause for
complaint against them from time to time. These grievances will end in social
strife if allowed to escalate. The smooth running of society will then become
well nigh impossible.
