Сгорает ли карма при дикше полностью, если греховные привычки после неё остаются?

«all its karma for millions of lives, a place called Sanchita or Aparavva. Then when we're born, you get a drop and that's the Paratha karma. Then my understanding is, if we hear the pure devotee chant the pure name or at the time of Diksha, all those sins are burned up. And then... Everything that happened in the life of the disciple was actually Guru and Krishna's arrangement to purify you and bring you to cure bhakti sooner. Also, Srila Prabhupada, he said, oh, that the Godi got a cut in his arm. Actually, maybe he was meant to lose the arm. Or his head. So, I also heard, I wanted to get this confirmed, is that all the sins are burned up but the sinful desires may still be there and we're meant to adopt that everything that is happening like for someone who just like kind of hates their fate or like feels like I didn't sign up for certain things to happen to me like appreciation they're meant to switch their point of view that this is actually Guru Krishna's arrangement to purify me to keep going, right? And so, yeah, my question is, the sinful desires still remain, but then if you don't follow Guru's instructions, does some of the karma come back? And there's still a little bit more. So, like, I studied astrology, and I came to this point, well, when devotees ask me a question, Who am I, because they met Diksha Guru, who am I to say anything about how their life is going to happen? Because the chart was a snapshot of the time of birth. How many period devotees did they meet? So in general, should devotees even go to astrologers? Because usually you're upset with your fate and you want to hear some hope that, yes, my life's going to change. So basically, yeah, just some confirmation. I understand the gist of the...»