I do.
And I believe it takes time to brew. An accumulation of what you put in. If you are trying to do good things for the sake of doing good things that usually pushes for positive outcomes. And vice versa with negative, with choice of doing bad. And some things you do or choose are simply neutral.
I feel karma hits you with more positive/negative results when interacting with humans, animals, and other living creatures. Versus inanimate things.
I also think that the result of karma varies from minor circumstance to major. So it's not always being hit with a dump truck of good or bad. Sometimes it's simply that someone gave you a free coffee at the coffee shop because they liked your vibe. Or you broke your phone screen while getting bumped into on the street.
Karma plays in all things. And it very rarely allows you to witness other people's karma unless you are absolutely fated to. Again, very rare.
All choices make ripples and those ripples eventually come back after knocking into something and serve you your consequences. Also known as Karma.
Also to note, there is passive Karma. When even if you think you are doing ALL the right things, you may befall a tragedy still. This is simply Karma deciding you may need growth, so you're thrown a curveball and a lesson to learn. Karma chooses no side and gives all that someone needs.
PS- This is probably not the textbook definition of Karma, but my personal experience with what I feel Karma is and how it functions through personal experiences and my own hardships. emotion_bigheart
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And I believe it takes time to brew. An accumulation of what you put in. If you are trying to do good things for the sake of doing good things that usually pushes for positive outcomes. And vice versa with negative, with choice of doing bad. And some things you do or choose are simply neutral.
I feel karma hits you with more positive/negative results when interacting with humans, animals, and other living creatures. Versus inanimate things.
I also think that the result of karma varies from minor circumstance to major. So it's not always being hit with a dump truck of good or bad. Sometimes it's simply that someone gave you a free coffee at the coffee shop because they liked your vibe. Or you broke your phone screen while getting bumped into on the street.
Karma plays in all things. And it very rarely allows you to witness other people's karma unless you are absolutely fated to. Again, very rare.
All choices make ripples and those ripples eventually come back after knocking into something and serve you your consequences. Also known as Karma.
Also to note, there is passive Karma. When even if you think you are doing ALL the right things, you may befall a tragedy still. This is simply Karma deciding you may need growth, so you're thrown a curveball and a lesson to learn. Karma chooses no side and gives all that someone needs.
PS- This is probably not the textbook definition of Karma, but my personal experience with what I feel Karma is and how it functions through personal experiences and my own hardships. emotion_bigheart
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