Make The Law of Karma Work for You

Every action is a karmic episode because action generates memory, memory generates desire, and desire generates action again. As long as karma is both for you and for those around you then the fruit of karma will be happiness and success.

Experience the Law of Karma in this way:

1. Witness the choices you make in every moment. The best way to prepare for any moment in the future is to be fully conscious in the present.

2. Whenever you make a choice, ask yourself two questions: “What are the consequences of this choice?” and “Will this choice bring happiness to me and to those who are affected by this choice?”

3. Ask your heart for guidance, and be guided by its message of comfort or discomfort. If the choice feels comfortable, go ahead with that choice. If the choice feels uncomfortable, then don’t make that choice.

Read more: Deepak Chopra's Tips, Inspiration, Spirit, choice, desire, karma, law, memory

Adapted from The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, by Deepak Chopra (Amber-Allen Publishing, abridged edition, 2007).

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Bob P.

9:06AM PST on Jan 24, 2013

thanks

January 24
send a green star

Duane B.

10:52AM PST on Jan 15, 2013

Thank you for sharing.

January 15
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JL A.

4:58PM PST on Dec 19, 2012

good reminders

December 19
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Teresa W.

6:42AM PST on Dec 18, 2012

thank you

December 18
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Alicia N.

8:50AM PDT on Sep 8, 2012

Thanks for the reminder Deepak.

September 8
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Michael K.

5:32PM PDT on Aug 9, 2012

I don't need Chopra or any other "guru" to tell me what I've known for many years. By the way when Y'shua said that two greatest teachings were to "Love your neighbor as your self; and to do unto others as you would have them do unto you" he was quoting Buddistic principles and that too is karma. I am no longer religious but the teachings of Buddah and Y'shua are fundamental to me. I just remove the G word from ther vernacular and my vocabulary.