Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779641)

Every single day I have to surpress the urge to do harm to people that are either in my way, pestering me or I just find annoying. Violence is always an option and the slightest little provacation can get somebody smacked around.

Can I blame me being a dick on Karma??? Is it possible I am the long arm of Karma? COuld it be my destiny to deliver beatings to those who are most in need?

Originally Posted by Verbal (Post 14779780)

You always sound like an angry person, I wonder why that is.

Originally Posted by BradM (Post 14779784)

He may sound like it, but really isn't.

He's 1) a realist and 2) bitter

big difference. in fact, being this way is sometimes better than being blissfully ignorant to the world like most people are.

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Western interpretation
The concept of karma is part of the world view of many millions of people throughout the world. Many in western cultures or with a Christian upbringing have incorporated a notion of karma. For some, karma is a more reasonable concept than eternal damnation for the wicked. Spirituality or a belief that virtue is rewarded and sin creates suffering might lead to a belief in karma.

According to karma, performing positive actions results in a good condition in one's experience, whereas a negative action results in a bad effect. The effects may be seen immediately or delayed. Delay can be until later in the present life or in the next. Thus, meritorious acts may mean rebirth into a higher station, such as a superior human or a godlike being, while evil acts result in rebirth as a human living in less desirable circumstances, or as a lower animal. Some observers have compared the action of karma to Western notions of sin and judgment by God or gods, while others understand karma as an inherent principle of the universe without the intervention of any supernatural Being. In Hinduism, God does play a role and is seen as a dispenser of karma; see Karma in Hinduism for more details. The non-interventionist view is that of Buddhism and Jainism.

Most teachings say that for common mortals, being involved with karma is an unavoidable part of daily living. However, in light of the Hindu philosophical school of Vedanta, as well as Gautama Buddha's teachings, one is advised to either avoid, control or become mindful of the effects of desires and aversions as a way to moderate or change one's karma (or, more accurately, one's karmic results or destiny).

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14776093)

And Never-Never Land is a bit more complicated than you saw in the movie Peter Pan. Doesn't make it anymore real though, does it?

Originally Posted by BradM (Post 14779784)

He may sound like it, but really isn't.

He's 1) a realist and 2) bitter

big difference. in fact, being this way is sometimes better than being blissfully ignorant to the world like most people are.

Originally Posted by notime (Post 14779728)

The question is; does it help ? And I mean this in a positive way for you;
reading between the lines of this and other posts, it seems you are angry about something from the past that has not yet been resolved yet for you.
Let it go ! make a new start !
What you wish for others it most likely you will receive yourself also. So if you help out other people, you will receive more luck & prosperity. If you believe you are always "in bad luck", you'll also get what you expect.
Focus on the positive, the possibilities and today (yesterday can not be changed and tommorrow has not arrived yet).
I wish you a million dollars :)
Bump this old post when you made the 1M$ !

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779641)

Every single day I have to surpress the urge to do harm to people that are either in my way, pestering me or I just find annoying. Violence is always an option and the slightest little provacation can get somebody smacked around.

Can I blame me being a dick on Karma??? Is it possible I am the long arm of Karma? COuld it be my destiny to deliver beatings to those who are most in need?

Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 14779959)

I think the saying is it takes more effort to frown than smile...

realist is fine, bitter is too close to angry.

the desire to lash out is usually anger driven.

... been there done that. Its easier to change yourself and your surroundings than bitch about life. Some people just never grasp that.

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779975)

It takes me much less effort to push someone out of my way rather than listen to their babble.

The desire to lash out is in this case result driven. I really, honestly could care less about most people in this World. I would sooner rescure one dog from a river than an entire family. I have no use or respect for most people. My ends always justify my means.

This is changing my surroundings.

Some might say violence solves nothing. The reality is, it's one of the most effective tools at affecting change.

Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 14779967)

I used to feel the same, then I quit drinking for a whole year and the world started to look better. Life adjustments are the key. The hardest part of life isn't knowing what you want, but figuring out what you *don't* want, and ridding your life of that.

If people around you are annoying you that bad, you need to change your life around and figure out what and where makes you happy.

Sure, there are always assholes and annoying people, but when you have urges like that it is only going to end up affecting you negatively regardless of how great you think it feels to kick someone's ass.

and karma has fuck all to do with any of this. As was said in this thread, it can be an excuse to be a fuck up blaming your bad luck on other forces.

Originally Posted by - Jesus Christ - (Post 14779912)

People will go to great lengths to avoid the fact that we are simply animals.

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779988)

I don't drink. No use for it really.

I know what I don't want, I don't want to be surrounded by the drooling masses.

It doesn't actually feel good to kick someone's ass. You've got it all wrong. Yes, the actual act is a rush, but that can be acheived in so many other ways. I've never just attacked someone. Skipping right to the them apologizing prefusely stage and then leaving works just as well.

For me, it's always result driven. What can I do to make you stop annoying me the fastest? Most often, violence is not the best option. It's just always an option as far as I'm concerned.

Originally Posted by mikeyddddd (Post 14779999)

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779981)

I see the worthlessness in everyone.

Originally Posted by sniperwolf (Post 14780069)

@cherrylula
Your positive thoughts will more likely to pull some people at your side. Hats off to you.

Originally Posted by Fletch XXX (Post 14780050)

warchild, shave your head and hit the floor of hardcore show if you really feel that way.

Originally Posted by Halcyon (Post 14779963)

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14779981)

I see the worthlessness in everyone.

Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 14775829)

You are as likely to be given a pot of gold by a Lepprechaun as you are to have your life changed by Karma.

Originally Posted by Nicky (Post 14781077)

True. But that doesn't keep me from being fair and help people if I can. I'm pretty sure you will get more positive affects if you help/be nice to other people than tell them to fuck off or kick their ass.... Call it Karma or whatever.