by orderandlaw on January 14th, 2008

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To those that believe: The Karmic Clock? What's your take on the Payback timescale? If, for example, let's say, I do a good deed, or, on the otherhand, an injustice to someone, how long will it be until I reap the payback for my good and or bad deed?

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  • by orderandlaw on May 8th, 2008

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    I think that most people view karma in that way. I don't.

    I don't think karma is a force in thin air that rains shit on bad people.

    I think karma is a phenomenon within the heart, that allows you to stop the cycle of negativity the only place that can happen; within yourself.

    You can't change what has happened to you, only how you react. That's the simple fact. The cumulative effect of individuals failing to conduct pain is world peace.

    But that's all a load of crap if that kid that teased you is a millionaire, right?

    I derive personal benefit from this philosophy. I am more compassionate for it, and I like myself more. This adds to my personal happiness more than I can say.

    Payment instantaneous...

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  • by orderandlaw on January 16th, 2008

    orderandlaw

    Someone gave me some points but didn't give me an answer. Thanks, but I'd rather hear your thoughts on this!

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