Karma

random thoughts

There is a time and place were karma will take it's leap.

Just observed then you'll see.

Reviews

[Wolfwind]

In my opinion, Karma either simply is, an uncontrollable force within the universe akin to fate's hand, or it is something we create in order to justify or substantiate a motive or an action. While we may choose to believe in Karma, in the same fashion one believes in a religious doctrine, then it's effects and reasons are not tied to us at all, but the will of an all mighty force. But if we say karma is something that we create, then it is our ego speaking to bring an workable reason as to why we did something or why something happened to us.

Aaron

[Pax]

its like fate and karma are family. I like that. You are a different light and very insightful person. Thank you for sharing again your insights about these matters.

[Epipsychologist]

I've done psychology research into the way people believe in justice, and it seems people have an implicit need to believe that the world is "just," that people deserve what they get, and get what they deserve. It helps us develop a moral compass by believing our actions will be fairly rewarded or punished and helps with delay of gratification, but it comes at the cost of sympathy, it sometimes seems. People implicitly blame victims, hence the low rate of rape cases that even make it to court, let alone get convictions (it's something like 6%).

[Pax]

I think myself of that too... in my perception the world is still balance despite the imperfection and imbalance darkness of the heart of others...
“people deserve what they get, and get what they deserve.” ~ yes I believed on that but not all the time.. that is why there is also imbalance in our community law and people itself… I say the world is such an imperfect place… and we fill the shoes of imperfection and make it a better place for us to live in… the morality of our being is still evident on our hearts, though some people create fear and spread darkness creating an imbalance of normality of the community…making some victims creep in to their insanities silence…
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts.

[Baby Ricochet]

I wonder about karma, universal law and some of what I did back in Iraq. There's a line in the poem "Hookers and Crack" "My Karma's so buried it'll never immerge." Thatr poem wa me making fun of myself in a satirical way but there was a strong ring of truth toit about karma and bad behavior we justify as "in the line of duty" or "party like a rock star" From such a perspective this poem is out and out ominous

[Pax]

wow, your perception bring some light to my understanding about karma.
thank you my friend.

[FJ Davis]

While karma may well be unavoidable, I wonder if we always recognize it for what it is--though, I do know what you mean, here.
A thought-provoker, Will.

[Pax]

you made me wonder also about the 'if we always recognize it for what it '...I'll wonder on that...thank you mr frank..always a pleasure to hear your thoughts.