Do you believe in Karma?
By homeshoppers
@homeshoppers (6166)
Philippines
July 31, 2009 11:08am CST
As what they say.. whatever you do to your neighbors will come back to u... so if u do something bad then expect some in return.. it might not be coming from them but from others.. it might not hit u directly but to those you love like your family...
Though i know ont believe this thing... better is, try to do some good things so u will feel better at the end.
5 responses
@sudiptacallingu (10879)
• India
31 Jul 09
I firmly believe in Karma. While the word and the concept is distinctly Indian and Hindu in origin, I believe it has its similarities in civilizations all over the world and is timeless in its application. Its one of the fundamentals of all religions, though the term might be different and is one of the vital pillars of continuing civil and safe society. As you said, karma might not be applicable to me directly but even to my predecessors…as the saying in English goes…old sins have long shadows…so I always try to do something bad and not hurt others intentionally.
@sudiptacallingu (10879)
• India
31 Jul 09
OOPS BIBG BIG TYPOS...but even to my predecessors...pls read 'descendents'
so I always try to do something bad ...pls read 'good'
@homeshoppers (6166)
• Philippines
31 Jul 09
lol, i supposed to ask u about "doing bad" but i was thinking that maybe thats a typo coz it follow by another sentence which is "not to hurt others"
@bird123 (10632)
• United States
1 Aug 09
Let's think a bit. The only way you would hurt someone is because you do not really understand just what it is you are doing.....Right??? Everything you do in life will come back to you in time. This simply shows you what you are doing. Not punishment but education.
@dookuman (97)
• United States
1 Aug 09
I do not believe in Karma as in when you do a deed, it always will come back to you as you acted earlier, but I have seen in life that good actions taken on people will result in the person who they did a good deed for trying to be nice to maybe some other person, who in turn will do it to another. A never ending chain of kindness and charity. If only everyone would be touched by it.
@giedriuxss (15)
• Lithuania
31 Jul 09
Actualy no:D I thing carma isn't egsisting. This is like in serial "My name is Earl"
