What is the essence of justice?

[dattaswami]

What is the essence of justice?

Justice is the divine system created by God, to maintain the balance of the society so that the spiritual aspirants can do their efforts with peace. The justice is related to your colleague soul. The essence of Dharma is not to hurt anyone in anyway because the law and order is in the hands of God. Atleast you should not harm any devotee. But punishing the students for their welfare is exempted because the welfare of the student is the main aim.

[Tulasi Devi]

Because God's love for us is perfect, God gives us justice in the material world which is karma. Karma is one of the laws of Dharma that comes from God's love and mercy. Karma from previous lifetimes explains so many things and shows us that God is giving us much more freedom and ability to gain wisdom than we may realize. Everyone has the opportunity to pick themselves up and everyone has the freedom to fall down. The process of change and ultimate liberation can take many years and many lifetimes or it can take a much shorter time.

[Lakshmi Ravu]

What is the essence of justice?

Justice is the divine system created by God, to maintain the balance of the society so that the spiritual aspirants can do their efforts with peace. The justice is related to your colleague soul. The essence of Dharma is not to hurt anyone in anyway because the law and order is in the hands of God. Atleast you should not harm any devotee. But punishing the students for their welfare is exempted because the welfare of the student is the main aim.

What's a "colleague soul"?

This definition of the essence of justice sounds slightly confused. "Justice" in which sense?...the secular justice systems of various modern governments? The popular justice of the masses? The justice mechanisms of the universe? God, Brahman, transcends justice in the material sense. But being the source of all good, He is simultaneously the source of the very justice that He transcends.