Some people may not believe in karma, but I do. If you are a good person in life and good things will happen to you. At the John Fogerty concert at the rodeo...we went to get a bite to eat and it was free because it was late at night and their credit card machine wasn't working. We got free parking and front row seats for only ten dollars. it was really fun and he sang all of his CCR greatest hits.
I'm more afriad of karma then anything else. But the only flaw I see in it is babies dying right from birth.
If karma we're real, everyone in the Sudan, the Sierra Leone, and the DRC would be horrible people, or Ghengis Khan in the past life. But their not, their wonderful very unfortunate people, and they need help. No, I don't believe in Karma in the least.
Justice is a dream. If we work hard, we might be able to acheive it, but nothing magical is going to make it happen.
i believe in it completely and i try to live by it, but sometimes i see what bad things other people do and they never seem to be punished for it it's discouraging, but i try to ignore it.
You should never deny evidence. Furthermore, a lotta people get away with bad things, and many horrible things happen to good people. Karma seems kind of like an easy way out of explaining that life is crazy, unpredictable, and can soemtimes be very cruel. That doesn't mean the concept of treating others how you want to be treated is a bad idea at all. But what if someone was a masochist? But nothings hopeless or anything, I just think of karma as kind of an antiquated way people use to explain how unfair life can be. That doesn't mean you shouldn't work at it though.
yes, but.. not all in one lifetime carryover for at least one life if not more. So they get theirs..... eventually. Ain't gonna be this life by any necessity
Karma, like everything else, is just an illusion. I do not believe in karma more than I believe in any other religious bullshit.
Everyone experiences both good and bad fortune. I like to consider my views open on aspects like this, but I can't accept Karma. People have already highlighted strong cases against it (the modern world, humanity in general, etc) and so I find it surprising that people still cling on to the concept. It's the one aspect of every Indian dharma that I doubt I could ever accept.
I agree with this very much. What is is, theres ntohing mroe to it than meets the eye. Of course good actions bring an element of good things happening to you, but this is not because of karma.
Im not talking on a spiritual level. Im saying, If your a good person, it will be recognised by others, not by supernatural forces
