Do you believe in karma?
By chelblp
@chelblp (115)
Philippines
87 responses
@babyhar (1335)
• Canada
7 Feb 07
Yes, I like to believe that I have a strong belief in Karma. I believe what you do unto others, will get back to you someday, somehow. I believe if you are cruel to someone in some shape or form that it eventually comes back to bite you in the butt later on in life.
For example on how I feel karma works is.. Let's say if you ended up catching one of your ex boyfriends in the act of cheating on you.. More than likely in the future someday along the road he will then experience the same hurt he had caused you.
Another example would have to be if let's say you decide to gossip or talk about a close friend or a family member to several people about some pretty personal things that they had shared with you. And you end up telling these people about those personal things she had told you.. That somewhere down the road personal things about yourself may end up being put out in the open as well in return.
I know that personally.. Due to my personal experiences of having to deal with karma.. I believe that whatever good deeds or even bad deeds that we have done in the past.. Usually will end up benefiting us in the end or even coming back to haunt us later on in life when we least expect it. So you truly need to be aware of the actions you make before you make them or go through with them.
The thing about karma I find is it usually ends up hitting you when you least expect it to. I know that whenever I have done something good, like for example when I've helped someone who is unable to help themselves.. That I always end up getting some form of love or kindness back in return..
But on the other hand if I do something bad, I find that something small or big will end up happening to me in return. That will not only be hurtful, but it makes me rather upset to. I think this is why I strongly believe in karma as much as I do.
In conclusion.. Over the last few years I've learned that what goes around comes around so you should definitely treat others the way you would want to be treated in return. As well as I believe that you should respect the people around you as well. As if you are to do this it may end up benefiting you in the long walk of life.
If you instead treat people poorly on purpose eventually these types of things will end up haunting you in the long run. I think a person truly does need to be aware of there actions as sometimes they do indeed have consequences! . .
Thanks for allowing me to share! xx
@valmiki9 (1171)
• India
21 Nov 06
The beauty of Karma is it cannot be paid off by other means. What actually happens is a person having earned the befit of good karma comes into alot of wealth but his ignorance of the past goes with him and he commits sin with the wealth he got.Till the karmic time range he is able to fend off with money This period may even run up to afull lifetime. But when it runs out he now faces the karmic effcts of the sins he committed. If you observe keenly you will see many are born with congenital defects and diseases even though their parents are normal. These are the ones who have now born to experience tha bad karmic effects.Many suffer with aids from child hood itself. Thare are innumerable sufferings. All these are past karmic effects due to which they selodom get relief. You have to watch the world very keenly to see how karma effcts the individual
@valmiki9 (1171)
• India
21 Nov 06
The beauty of Karma is it cannot be paid off by other means. What actually happens is a person having earned the befit of good karma comes into alot of wealth but his ignorance of the past goes with him and he commits sin with the wealth he got.Till the karmic time range he is able to fend off with money This period may even run up to afull lifetime. But when it runs out he now faces the karmic effcts of the sins he committed. If you observe keenly you will see many are born with congenital defects and diseases even though their parents are normal. These are the ones who have now born to experience tha bad karmic effects.Many suffer with aids from child hood itself. Thare are innumerable sufferings. All these are past karmic effects due to which they selodom get relief. You have to watch the world very keenly to see how karma effcts the individual
@valmiki9 (1171)
• India
21 Nov 06
The beauty of Karma is it cannot be paid off by other means. What actually happens is a person having earned the befit of good karma comes into alot of wealth but his ignorance of the past goes with him and he commits sin with the wealth he got.Till the karmic time range he is able to fend off with money This period may even run up to afull lifetime. But when it runs out he now faces the karmic effcts of the sins he committed. If you observe keenly you will see many are born with congenital defects and diseases even though their parents are normal. These are the ones who have now born to experience tha bad karmic effects.Many suffer with aids from child hood itself. Thare are innumerable sufferings. All these are past karmic effects due to which they selodom get relief. You have to watch the world very keenly to see how karma effcts the individual
@maean_19 (4655)
• Philippines
6 Nov 07
KARMA may come either good or bad. I do believe that the term really comes to everyone. It is really true and experienced it. Whatever good thing you do to others will come to you three times. Thus, whatever bad thing you do to others will likewise return three times unluckier and bad.
With this fact, one must do good thing to others so that GOOD KARMA will come three times good to you.
@cajunmomma (624)
• United States
28 Mar 07
I definitely believe in karma. My ex boyfriend, for example, is (or was) with the girl he cheated on me with and she ended up getting pregnant. Well, apparently she got tired of his BS and left him. He saw one of my friends and asked about me and has also been calling her cell phone for me (she has the same number from when I was dating him). Now he wants me and he can't have me and the girl he cheated on me with doesn't want him either. Go figure, but that is karma for ya. Well at least IMO that is the karma that came back on him.
@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
20 Feb 07
I think it is the same as the golden rule said in a different manner. I do believe in it there's no doubt that everything you do will have a corresponding response. If you do good then you'll be paid back in goodness too and when you do bad then there will come a time that you will pay for that.
@y_lokesh_tem (465)
• India
25 Mar 07
i have great believe in karma.i m completely agree with ur thought.
@aries_0325 (3060)
• Philippines
22 Feb 07
Yes. Karma is a karma. If you did good you will have good karma. But it is bad you will recieve bad karma.
@marynheart (61)
• Philippines
19 Feb 07
yes i believe in karma but we cannot notice it by ourselves people around us will the one notice it
@retrotulip (134)
• Indonesia
24 Oct 07
I do believe, but let me tell you one thing, you're what you think. Do you believe that?
@littlefranciscan (18327)
• United States
29 Jan 07
I don't know what you call it..but I do believe whatever you dish out eventually you will have to eat too:)+
@idrob2006 (317)
• Indonesia
8 Feb 07
I dont believe in karma. In my religion karma is not exist. But you still have to do good things in your life. If you got trouble it does not mean that you got bad karma, but God is only testing you
@trouble4u2avoid (2915)
• United States
19 Feb 07
I'm not sure I do, but I always treat others the way I would want to be treated. It's just who I am. I don't do it because of karma.
