Karma
Warrenboy75
Anywhere in the USA on any given day
How many of you believe in the concept of Karma? What you put out there comes back to you be it good or bad?
I always have on some level but I often wonder, especially in the world as it is today do people really buy into it.
I saw it rise up and bite someone big time this past weekend.
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That said, people who do bad things face blowback from their victims, law enforcement, and society in general. People who are untrustworthy and corrupt will not get the same opportunities as others. Plus, they will occasionally face direct consequences of their actions, like lawsuits, convictions, and even physical harm.
I realize some people seem to get away with bad behavior and some good behavior goes unrewarded. But in general, I think it catches up with people over time.
My dad used to say “Time wounds all heels”
Mark94 is right that we have corrupted the Hindu and Buddhist concept of karma. Those religions believe in eternal cycles of rebirth. Your karma is a cumulative effect of all your good and evil actions in all your past lives. The good or bad things that happen to you are determined by all your previous lives. So everything that happens to everyone is completely just. That would be nice to believe. But I don't buy it.
He has been married 4 or 5 times to uglier and uglier women... The last one was almost as nuts as he is. After all, how hard is it nowadays to Google someone and learn about his reputation? Anyone normal wants nothing to do with him!
He drifts around from city to city, street preaching... and telling everyone he meets that they are going to hell.
We keep wondering how much lower can he go? Yet, people living on the edge, scraping the bottom, can last a long time... and continue exploring a bottom that you or I would never want to be within sight of!
:p
Like huntsman and crazyjoe were getting at, I don’t believe in karma persay. But I think positive thoughts/actions have a way of naturally steering you towards other positive people and life situations. But I also think think it’s a loose correlation. Fortune can still happen to those who are hateful, and misfortune to the kind-hearted.
I mean, I'm a grown man, I don't believe in bloody mary. But I'm home alone, no fucking way I'm saying bloody mary 3 times in the mirror. No way, man. Similarly, I don't believe in karma, but...