yep.


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Not true. The universe it totally ordered. It's only the fragile ego in fear of losing its ground that thinks the universe is random.

Most people are understandably suspicious of false prophets and bullshit, and there's enough to fill Times Square on New Years. But when you meet someone that shows you how incredibly ordered it all is and how to play your part in it all, you stop clinging to ego, and start surfing it all.

The ego wants to control it all, but the person with boundaries sees what his/her control is really limited to, which is their own shit, which, paradoxically, ends up vibrating outwards.

I believe in karma. It happens.

this post is exactly why i stopped last night

this board is filled with people who would sell pictures of their naked mom for $4 - kids who have not left the parents nest. Ive lived out of my car at once and have felt LIFES worst pranks.

dont even bring up karma.

so i dont believe in karma, shoot me.

i am wrong, so be it.

it doesnt change a damn thing that will happen today or tomorrow.

anyway, good morning and i love all of you.

Yep, I'm repeating myself :)

It ain't a competition, but I can, with some certaintly, assure you that your life has been a cakewalk compared to mine. You don't go searching for answers to life's most profound questions until you've been in some of its darkest places.

American Buddhism and notions of karma have been made into slogans by yuppie yoga moms, but karma as a concept was generated out of some of the biggest human slaughter man has seen. Your life conditions would hardly nullify it. :)

Walk you're own road, believe what your limited mind tells you is true, but don't think that there's isn't order in the universe. Perhaps the first step is to realize that suffering is built into the universe. Things get easier once you accept that and the conditions that create suffering can also be reduced.

I also think you're busy lumping everyone into the same box. The porn business has no more or less ethical people than any other business.

im not arguing in this thread anymore, just was reading it again this morning.

this is also a very silly point to bring up.

im listening to you... trust me, i learned long ago to not argue too far.

you think i want to get into a heated debate about "karma?"

i posted my opinion and somewhow no matter what people always feel the need to prove me wrong.

cool. i never said i was the absolute right person with the the answers, just posted my opinion...

i think its the people who live in fear that buy into karma, not me

Hey brother, I'm just trying to help clarify things for you. The point I was making with this is that your life condition has nothing to do with whether or not karma exists or has validity, so bringing up you living in a car is meaningless.

Anyway, have a shitty day!
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it was a reason to why i will not argue on this board.

why am i going to argue with people who still live under their parents wing? im not going to argue with people who were born rich either... pointless

i dont know you, or anything about you - theres no way im going to argue whos life has been harder :1orglaugh

my point about bringing up the living in a car, you have people in this thread who were born rich and never even had it rough, so dont bring up karma to me... its useless.

if you cant see that point, i cant help you

anyway - im really done here, im not arguing, was just re-reading the thread.

i have work to do now.

and im the most positive and happy going guy you will ever meet, you just chose my opinion on karma as some form of "fletch = a bad perrson" which in itself is ignorant.

Dude, I was winking. Lighten up.

Have to disagree.

Fletch,
The idea of Karma is that there IS ultimately reward or punishment for ones actions...each and every action...it is just that the time in between the action and the reward/punishment, as you call the perceived outcomes, can be so long out as the unaware person does not see a correlation.

The idea that one is not 100% responsible and accountable for ones actions is misguided. This coupled with the fact that people tend to only perceive their actions as cause to attain rewards/punishments for themselves or the groups they identify with is also misguided.

So "do as thou wilt", but keep in mind that Karma will hold you accountable for your wants.

where did all the righteousness come from?

:1orglaugh

you guys sound like fucking priests now.

you cant convince an atheist god exists.

why keep trying to prove to me karma is real and i am bound to it?

and i love you

trying to figure out what to eat.

can someone here help me out?

i dont want to eat the wrong thing... maybe i eat the wrong thing and trigger a tsunami on the otherside of the world.

you know, butterfly effect,.. if i go get subway right now will i cuse a tsunami on the other side of the planet???

im going get food, ill check this thread later...

answer me this:

what did those poor people that died in the tsunami do to deserve that death?

i guess they killed a lot of kittens in their previous life :1orglaugh

I dont work in porn - just buring off Karma

karma on these scammers! :mad:

""In Buddhist teaching, the law of karma, says only this: `for every event that occurs, there will follow another event whose existence was caused by the first, and this second event will be pleasant or unpleasant according as its cause was skillful or unskillful.' A skillful event is one that is not accompanied by craving, resistance or delusions; an unskillful event is one that is accompanied by any one of those things. (Events are not skillful in themselves, but are so called only in virtue of the mental events that occur with them.)
Therefore, the law of Karma teaches that responsibility for unskillful actions is born by the person who commits them. ""

Karma - Physically, action: metaphysically, the LAW OF RETRIBUTION, the Law of cause and effect or Ethical Causation...Karma neither punishes nor rewards, it is simply the one Universal Law which guides unerringly, and so to say, blindly, all other laws productive of certain effects along the grooves of their respective causations. (Theosophical Glossary, pp.173-74)


I personally believe in both Karma and God...I dont follow any one religion, I have my own spirituality...I believe that when people dont believe in anything its because they dont want to have any consequences to their actions. Believing in a higher being would mean they have to live their life a certain way and be responsible for thier actions, which most people dont want to do......most religions follow the same principle of karma but I dont believe its related to religion...jmo :2 cents:

Fuck Karma, I lost a cusin to cancer that never did a bad thing in her life.
I have a gf that had cancer & never did anything to anyone in her life.

I believe in something that could be called karma. But what I really believe is that there is some kind of "guardian angel" that I may have around me. For some reason, no matter how bad a situation can get, I can just hold the faith and somehow, some way, I will end up coming out of it relatively unhurt.

I realized that I was being watched back when I was a child and I was riding my bike on the road....Even though I was on a traffic free road and I was riding on the side of the street FACING the traffic, something told me to turn around and there was a black pickup truck on the wrong side of the road trying to run me over! I got out of the way and I knew right then that I had some kind of esp or something.

Maybe the rich and powerful people have done something great to others and that's why they deserve to be rich and powerful today.

I have the sanskrit karma symbol tattooed on the inside of my wrist (with some other stuff..) and fate on the other wrist (also with some other stuff)

If this is true, it explains why life is so easy now!

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