Vali in Dwapar yug

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First let me thank u all for reading my topics and sharing ur precious views.

I want to share with u even how Gods accept the destiny and go in accordance with karma phalam (it is nothing but the result that we get of what we do to others in previous birth and also in the present birth).

As we all know Lord Ram has killed Vali in Treta Yug. When Vali asks Ram in his last moments of what reason u had killed me by hiding behind a tree. Then Rama answered as follows:

As a Kshatriya emerged from a best dynasty I do not tolerate your wrongdoing, and the punishment to the one who lustfully indulges with his daughter, or with his sister, or with the wife of his younger brother is his elimination, as recalled from scriptures.

Although he punished vali, in Dwapar yug (at the end of Sri Krishna's incarnation) Lord Krishna was sitting in a forest and playing flute. Suddenly, a hunter thought that it was an animal and shot an arrow at the feet of Krishna (i.e. exactly on the thumb finger). When the hunter had approached near, he realizes his mistake and asks for Lord Krishna's forgiveness.

Then Krishna has revealed the fact that it is not at all ur fault. As I have killed u in my previous birth, by hiding behind a tree and now I am accepting the same situation with me. (The hunter is none other than Vali in Previous birth)

By this incident we can firmly say that even our Gods cannot escape from destiny (they too will go according to Karmaphalam or fate) and as our friend Mandodari told that life is not a free lunch.