Life Gives Feedback: Results Don’t Lie.
Uncommon Sense about Free Will and Karma.
Karma is meant to teach us lessons that will move us towards self-realization. If something bad happens to us, we are meant to understand it’s because we did something to deserve it. As long as we need more lessons, we will be challenged by our karma to come to a higher level of consciousness.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Karma is God speaking to us through difficulty, bringing us lessons and showing us where we need to improve.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
We live in a cause and effect universe. The results we get are not accidents; nor are they a matter of good or bad luck. Results don’t lie. Your karma shows you what you are doing right or wrong.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Karma is a fine for disobeying universal law – or a reward for following it.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Karma plays a significant role in the material outcome of our lives. If it didn’t, everyone trying to be fabulously rich and famous would achieve their goals simply by doing the things the rich and famous did to become successful.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Your karma is your map. Where you choose to go within the confines of that map is your free choice.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Lord Buddha said that you are not punished for your anger but by your anger. Anyone who inflicts pain upon others – including upon one’s own self – suffers himself from that pain. We create our own heaven or hell; then we either swim in the bliss or burn.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
How you treat others determines how much happiness or suffering you will experience.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
We are all responsible for our own actions (karma). This is a natural law. When we say, “He had it coming to him,” we are simply acknowledging the law of karma.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Karma is the ultimate personal responsibility philosophy.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma
Your Enemy is Your Teacher
If someone pushes your buttons and hits your weakest point, do not blame them. The people who hurt you are the agent of your karma and your teachers. They bring you invaluable lessons: thank them for showing you what you need to work on.
7 years ago • Free Will and Karma