medusa 0 #26 February 28, 2005 so here is a questions: what about if you didn't know the guy, and it turns that the guy was a bad person, crazy mother fuk@r! that will be consider bad karma? Medusa Get Killed or Die Trying! Patent pending ATFK15456 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
plowdirt 0 #27 March 2, 2005 Look crack head, Life is what you make it. quit bugging people with BS, get home and jump, oh you are at home. get back here and jump. I'll give you bad karma; That is not being ready when the plane is ready to leave, oh here's a good one, low turns jonny. and putting you head in the mouth of a tiger. Must be that mountain water. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
goose491 0 #28 March 2, 2005 Quote Karma is a law for sheep. Sheep??! What a laugh! Would you say that Newton's third law of motion is also a law for sheep? For the slaves? Would you tell the Walter B. Cannons of the world today that they are 'passive' for subscribing to the concepts of Homeostasis? That they are Vanquished? Karma is a law of balance. One of the few things we can count on to occur naturally, everywhere. It has nothing to do with the status quo, has nothing to do with slavery or the vanquished. Anyone who says Karma does not exist is misinformed... or misinformed. You may not like the terminology... you may call it something else if you like. But all cultures have known since humans were capable of knowledge... that what goes around comes around to some degree. To the original poster: You've done nothing wrong in acquiring that rig so you could expect no bad Karma. What goes around comes around but the "Law" of Karma is not specific like that. Karma does not state that if you cut someone off on the freeway on your way into the office, that you will be cut off on the way home same day. Karma is simply... Homeostasis for the soul... Ying-Yang for ya Juju. It says that if you are a bad person, your quality of life will suffer for it. And that if you are a good person, that your quality of life will benefit from it. My Karma ran over my Dogma!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
goose491 0 #29 March 2, 2005 Quotethat is NOT karma!!! Nor is it a reason to get upset. This is religious battle for ya. All are arguing the same points. Quotethe Bible's golden rule, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" is NOT KARMA!!!!! Firstly, narrow it down to the "New Testament" instead of "Bible"... and it is still very presumptuous of you to declare that the "golden rule"... I could just as easily say the "Golden Rule" of the New Covenant is simply: "Love". "Do unto others" is a guideline in the *new* covenant. It tells us what is expected of us to live properly in the balance of good and bad. The old covenant, from the old testament, told us "An eye for an eye"... Now that sounds like Karma to me. But you are right. "Do unto others" is not Karma. But if you say unto a child "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" and much like a child, their response is: "Why?", what will your answer be? If it is a just, sound, Christian answer... it is Karma that you are explaining to the child. It is the law of conservation of energy at hand. There is only so much of it, it cannot be created nor destroyed. But it can be influenced and converted... There is only one love, you may have heard a wise man say. We are all connected so pay it forward. QuoteKarma, as stated in my definition above, deals with buddhism Karma, "deals" with noone. It just is... like gravity. We must learn to "deal" with it. It is a law of physics not yet discovered. My Karma ran over my Dogma!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
