Tag Archives: karma

It is very probable that karma can be expiated, or mitigated, by one which caused mental and/or physical pain to another and, by this visualisation, experiencing the physical and/or mental pain experienced by the other. Furthermore, a genuine surfacing of conscience, empathy and sympathy … Continue reading →

Karma is an inflexible law simply because it is absolutely precise: every nuance of motive and consequence applies.

  [Missing from between 04.01.11. ”Hope” and  05.01.11. ”The Pendulum Swings”] Usually, we can only speculate on the evidence of karma in action but here is a true case strongly indicative of this. A young woman who, since about the … Continue reading →

  [Missing from between 04.01.11. ”Hope” and  05.01.11. ”The Pendulum Swings”] The fundamental law of physics is that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Karma, literally, means action and action is caused by mental activity or, … Continue reading →

[Missing from between 04.01.11. ”Hope” and  05.01.11. ”The Pendulum Swings”] The Law of Karma is very simple but its application is as varied as the menting* of the individuals which activate it. *See “Ians Dictionary”

The law of karma does not compensate a negative ment, or the resulting act, with a negative ment, or resulting act. In other words, a negative ment, or the resultant negative act, is not weighed against a positive ment, or … Continue reading →

  Do not be fooled by a pleasant life. Just observe the lives of others and be mindful of what you can create for yourself . . . . . . . . for the pendulum swings until you bring … Continue reading →

The fact of karma cannot be accepted selectively.

Your very presence on Earth is karma – the result of your past mentivity (mental activity) and actions. So is every characteristic of your body. The physical you and its state of mind are manifestations of you – your creation within … Continue reading →

One who is not guilty of a murder is convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Those in the know are aware that the person did not commit the crime and vehemently declare his innocence. They are correct in saying … Continue reading →