Everyone has heard the expression, “What you sow is what you reap.” Karma is both action and the consequences of that action; it is cause and effect simultaneously, because every action generates a force of energy that returns to us in like kind. Get good karma!
Here’s how:
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Adapted from The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, by Deepak Chopra. (Amber-Allen Publishing, 1994) Copyright (c) 1994 by Deepak Chopra. Reprinted by permission of the author.
Adapted from The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, by Deepak Chopra. (Amber-Allen Publishing, 1994)
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Thank you for the article
Like Justin T. sings it... what goes around... Love that m-video.
Good article. Thanks.
Interesting article, thanks so much..
sometimes reflecting on situations later on you can see how karma worked (and if you believe in the 3-fold law it really shines). i had a friend who would over-stay her welcome when she would visit, what should have been a weekend visit turned into a week long event (without really asking if its ok just assuming it was), interferring with the family she was staying with's life, when she would do it to me she would invade on me and my girlfriend's private time, eating people's food and not doing anything to help out. recently my girlfriend and i found us in a situation where we needed a place to stay and she offered for us to stay with her until we could get back on our feet, after just over a month she complained about not having her privacy and missing her life and we have to leave. reflecting upon that, i can see how karma, in the 3 fold sense, worked to show her what she was doing to others, although i doubt she's yet to see it, because the way she felt, she made others feel during her unwelcomed extended visits.
If we are using karma in its original sense and not some new modern meaning, then there is no such thing as good karma. Karma is purely the bad things you accumulate from wrong actions. The ideal is to accumulate no karma by never doing anything wrong.
Yes, very interesting read!
this is true
eating eggs and birds and fish give you bad karma? or shoving a handicaped person down the stair case?
or both?
Good article! Thanks! :)
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