Patte phenke jab kismat ne, main sab kuch maano haar gaya. Sabse chhota jise tha main ikka kehta, mere teeno karmo ke badshah ko maar gaya.
When destiny threw the cards, I felt as if I had lost everything. The smallest one, which I called the Ace, killed all three Kings of my karma.
Dr. Sharma shares a brilliant, poetic metaphor using a deck of cards to explain the unpredictable, overwhelming power of Destiny over human planning.
In life, we often rely on our "Kings"—our wealth, our connections, and our hard work (Karma). We think these powerful cards guarantee our success. However, when Destiny ("kismat") decides to play its hand, it can wipe out all our grand plans in a single second.
Dr. Sharma poetically describes Destiny as the "Ace" ("ikka"). It looks small and unassuming, but in the game of cards, the Ace destroys the Kings. This is a humbling reminder that no matter how powerful your karma or your resources are, you must always bow to the ultimate timing and will of the Divine.