just saw this do you belive in karma? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81oPQ4TZLEQ
do you belive in karma
21 posts · Started by wrebitup · 13 Nov 2008
Post 2 by wrebitup,
#2jeezus JIM!!! you know joe is into karma, this is some real serious stuff.. I tell you karma is going to get you if you are not a good bloke....
when a snow flake lands on your head is it cold?.... y hell yes it is so karma is real. we are all just as tiny melting or frozen snow flakes.
I watch the ridiculous show "my name is earl" it is a show dedicated to karma that is stupid, but look... it is not stupid it is real, believe me I know!
some fecked up people think I am stupid but I am real so this is proof that karma is real so beware you non-believers that karma is a real bad ass that will kill you.
Look... you can choose to not believe in karma but this only prove you are all fecked up, so go ahead and agree with me and Jim here that we all
agree that you better follow the law of karma or we just might come and kick yer ass! Right feckin now !!
when a snow flake lands on your head is it cold?.... y hell yes it is so karma is real. we are all just as tiny melting or frozen snow flakes.
I watch the ridiculous show "my name is earl" it is a show dedicated to karma that is stupid, but look... it is not stupid it is real, believe me I know!
some fecked up people think I am stupid but I am real so this is proof that karma is real so beware you non-believers that karma is a real bad ass that will kill you.
Look... you can choose to not believe in karma but this only prove you are all fecked up, so go ahead and agree with me and Jim here that we all
agree that you better follow the law of karma or we just might come and kick yer ass! Right feckin now !!
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Post 6 by weeksy,
#6karma is a law of nature, like gravity.
If you throw a stone in water, there must be ripples.
It is more complex than the Western understanding of it.
The Sanskrit word basically means "action". It is not only that "bad" actions will bring bad consequences. Any action has consequences, all action.
If you throw a stone in water, there must be ripples.
It is more complex than the Western understanding of it.
The Sanskrit word basically means "action". It is not only that "bad" actions will bring bad consequences. Any action has consequences, all action.
Post 7 by weeksy,
#7Nope.
I'm an amazingly nice fella.. however not that many amazingly nice things happen to me
I'm an amazingly nice fella.. however not that many amazingly nice things happen to me
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Post 12 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#12SAdly as i don't believe in any other life outside of the one i'm currently residing within, i doubt i'll ever get any Karma back.
You physics book doesn't sound like physics. MAybe some random ramblings of a quantum theorist with very little basis on fact.
Try reading better quantum theory books.
You physics book doesn't sound like physics. MAybe some random ramblings of a quantum theorist with very little basis on fact.
Try reading better quantum theory books.
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Post 19 by SDSmurf,
#19Just don't know.
I think it's a nice sentiment at worst, much more at best. One of the few things that lifts us above animals is our ability to choose selflessness, which is the real root of the philosophy of Karma, and most major religious beliefs for that matter.
Utilized as a guiding principle in which to view one's actions...yup, I would say Karma is grand.
Will my good actions today offset some other result at some point (short or long term) in the future? Who knows. It is unquantifiable. Believe what you will.
I think it's a nice sentiment at worst, much more at best. One of the few things that lifts us above animals is our ability to choose selflessness, which is the real root of the philosophy of Karma, and most major religious beliefs for that matter.
Utilized as a guiding principle in which to view one's actions...yup, I would say Karma is grand.
Will my good actions today offset some other result at some point (short or long term) in the future? Who knows. It is unquantifiable. Believe what you will.
Post 20 by collyer,
#20I like all that I read, I am unlike the most of you in one serious aspect, I have the opportunity to screw people for money every single day of my work week, it happened to me yesterday and the day before and so on, I make a conscious decision to take as much as I want or as little within reason, so my metal is tested daily as we all are, most are confined by bosses or balance sheets, these I do not have, I can easily tack on $200 on every $500 bill I put out of my shop, it is very easy for me to do if i choose. I look at life like we are the "touch stone" that tests each substance for purity, this is the dilemma I face nearly every day that passes. Karma has to be strong or my mind will become corrupt.
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