Tags
car crash, karma, paap-punya, philosophy, piety, sins, spirituality
I renewed my car insurance this year.
When I checked the invoice, it quoted a sum almost 2x of last year’s premium.
“Why?” I enquired.
“Maam, you made an insurance claim last October. Ergo, you lose the benefit of NCB i.e no claim bonus!” came the cheeky reply.
To confound it, the claim was made because the paid driver took a calculated risk … realised he had miscalculated – and created a deep gash in me car’s beautiful booty.

And that is exactly how karma works.
Years of punya can be flattened by one sin. Even if the sin is committed on your behalf by a third person.
In other words, years of ‘no claim’ was my accumulated punya (piety). One claim (paap aka sin) and it crashed down to nil.
What say?
No point wailing. Flex those lungs. Deep breath. Begin collecting back those punya, brownie, + points. Start from scratch.


My feeling is that the sin is from the insurance company more than anything else. The NCB is an absolute con designed to both hook you into staying with the company (to chalk up the bonuses) and punish you for causing them to have to do a little work when someone does something bad to you. It’s the same all over the world. Insurance is one big sin.
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True. Verily. To make it worse, they didn’t even pay 30% of the assured, citing this and that loophole.
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