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Topic: karma?
usernamesroverrated Joined Sat 02/14/09 Posts: 13	Sun 02/15/09 11:21 PM
my understanding of it is, what ever you create you must experience the effects although this wording can mean several things, it is the wording i like best, it implies a complete fairness to everything that has and will happen to us, as well as everyone else. and gives us responsibility for our life, and future lives if you believe in reincarnation any thoughts? insights? agree? disagree?

darkowl1 Joined Sat 01/12/08 Posts: 13060	Sun 02/15/09 11:36 PM
it has always been thus.

usernamesroverrated Joined Sat 02/14/09 Posts: 13	Mon 02/16/09 09:42 PM
haha glad someone agrees, i wonder what the first action was

yellowrose10 Joined Tue 12/11/07 Posts: 52804	Mon 02/16/09 09:55 PM
I believe you reap what you sow

MARKISCHILLIN Joined Thu 02/05/09 Posts: 12	Mon 02/16/09 10:07 PM
I THINK YOU WATCH EARL

Seamonster Joined Mon 11/03/08 Posts: 902	Tue 02/17/09 05:54 AM
Karma is selfish. I do good because I want to not because there may be some reward for it. And I've seen to many $hitty things happen to good people to believe in Karma.

SuzinVA Joined Wed 04/25/07 Posts: 28730	Tue 02/17/09 06:08 AM
If you do good with some expectation of reward, it doesn't count toward your karmic "reward," so to speak. Building good karma takes selfless actions, with no thought or expectation of anything.

TBRich Joined Fri 11/07/08 Posts: 8232	Tue 02/17/09 08:50 AM
Actually that is not quite accurate, the Americanized version is different from the original.

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