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Hermione This Maya is very confusing for me then. Rapist and victim of rape both are God. Calling rapist as God will be insult of God or Hinduism. Its like those who insulting God/Goddess are also God. People have no free will or choice in Hinduism if we attribute everything to God? You should worship everything because everything is God including all evil out there. Here they don't even give equal rights to dalits and consider them polluted let alone giving them status of God.
Everyone has free will and free choice. It is a role god play's in different forms. It is quite like atheism actually. If everyone/everyone is precious than no one/nothing is precious. God takes on those roles to experience life in all its variations. So the choices are real and the result of those choices are real too. As real as the reality of experience allows. No one worships "evil." There is nothing called "evil" in Hinduism. There is only knowledge and there is ignorance. Those who act stupidly act so out of ignorance and those who act with better judgement do so out of knowledge.
Calling a rapist a god is no insult theoretically at least, because who is doing the "calling?" A god. Right now this conversation is happening between God Raja. Pakistani and God Hermione. It is God Raja Pakistani's position that he is confused and aghast at what God Hermione is saying about her idea of God. The police who nabbed the rapists are also god. The judge who gives the verdict to hang or imprison the rapist is also God.
All have rights as per their position in life. If you work hard and became a billionaire you obviously have access to more privilege just on the basis of your influence. Likewise if you slack, then you will miss out on many privileges. Then again this is not true always. Sometimes slackers become rich and the hard worker gets nothing. Here comes the role of Karma.
Depending on your Karma (accumulated benefits of several lifetimes), you are born as rich person, a poor person, a highly intelligent person or a rock or any other form. You may be born in a rich country or a poor country, in a war zone or a peaceful place. These are arbitrary and depending on ones own karma. So this is the accountability for your actions done of your own free will.
Like I can be Stalin and make policies which kill million people, but I wont necessarily face my karma in this lifetime. My negative karma can manifest in any lifetime in any many ways. So should I be born again as a leper or as a fish which lives at the bottom of the ocean and swims just above a sulfuric acid pool then that is my karma. Karma again should not be confused with fate. Karma is ever changing and can be changed with ones good actions/behaviors.
A society which troubles people and mistreats anyone on any basis is also earning its karma. So if the God Brahmins are torturing the God Dalits, then God Brahmins may very well be born as God Dalit in next lifetime and undergo the same bad treatment. Or may be this lifetime itself, they will be subject of ridicule and shame by everyone. So the fruits of their action will always be there.
You can also equate this position to atheism. Because if all is precious, then nothing is precious. The equality of all negates the specialty of any. But only atheism precludes spirituality, while Hinduism is entirely spirituality.
