"Karma!" - Often one hears that, when once again a seemingly bad, bad person has fallen right on the face. Means something like "You have your own fault, everything comes back in life, and if you lead a bad life, then something bad happens to you someday". We actually like the idea. At some point, good people will reward karma, and karma will eventually be doomed to bad people. Many swear by this karma. But is there anyway?
If every action inevitably entails a consequence
Karma comes from the Indian religions, it is less a belief than a spiritual concept. Thus, every action inevitably leads to a consequence, both physically and mentally. This means that if you do something good, eventually something good, something material, tangible or something spiritual, like a good feeling will happen to you. If you do something worst, you suffer terrible hell, well, but at least you get someday on the lid. Interesting: The episode does not necessarily take place in this life, but can also occur in a later life. In Hinduism, it is believed that death is the transition from an old to a new existence. Depending on how you lived in your previous life, your new life will be shaped. We are people. We seem to have done very good in our previous lives. What then a snail or a deep-sea fish has done, you can only guess then. Actually, the question arises here as to whether man really is the measure of all things. So to speak, the best that karma can bring. Somehow I do not believe in it. Although man is the dominating of all living beings on earth, it is unlikely that the fundamental action of humankind will cause positive karma. However, karma is not just a belief thing. Karma is a way of life.
Arguments that he gives karma
"If you throw an apple seed out of the window, maybe an apple tree will grow in the place where the core has landed, and that tree will give you the view." If you think about it, then every action really has a consequence , At least physiologically or biologically considered. Simple logical sequences of actions. If I drive too fast, I'll crash into a tree. If I have done something good, then it gives me a good feeling and a certain inner satisfaction. Maybe that is already the reward of karma. I think that a basically good way in life also always proven. All the best comes back, and if it's just a smile. I think you can not quantify that much.
Arguments that he does not give karma
Unfortunately, we live in an elbow society. People are judged by how powerful they are. Or how much money they have. People who have not done anything are shown and celebrated on RTL's brainless programs. People who are charitable in their spare time and take care of older people, for example, are not viewed with the ass. If there was something like Karma, it would have to be the other way around, right? Or is being human today a punishment of karma? What would the little Somali boy say, a good-hearted person who sacrifices his life for feeding his family and caring for his terminally ill parents, but is himself deadly? Where is the karma? Why could corrupt politicians live carefree and at the same time bathe in money, when at the same time the single mother of three children has to worry about the future of their children despite three jobs? Or are these people bad, perhaps because of karma? Were they bad people in the past?
Is life bad because there is karma or because there is no karma?
Is life bad because there is karma or because there is no karma?
Yes or no?
Yes and no. I believe that karma is not supernatural legislation. But I believe in the principle. People who do good are inwardly more content, pure and free from guilt. Even if you can not always buy something in life. It can not hurt to do something for his karma. Who knows, maybe there really is, and the little Somalian boy is simply destined for something better. Trade best so that the consequences of your actions, if you fall back on you, turn out to be positive. Thus, you are automatically a better person, and the feeling alone is worth a lot!