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Dkrom68

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Ive always believed in it and dont feel it is either good or bad. How you treat others is a reflection of ones self and you get what you give. To be mean and nasty isnt gonna bring anything but the same in return.

As the old sayings go, "You can catch more flies with Honey" and "My Kharma ran over my Dogma" You get what you give and I would rather have kindness come back to meand treat people the way I would like to be treated.
 

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Your Karma just ran over my Dogma!

I think Karma is another name for balance. I think we owe more, and should be thankful for, more than we like to think. That's what our egos do, if we let it. Trying to protect, distort, think too much of our own/too little of others, make light of our own transgressions/too much of others and generally blaming the world for our problems when it is ourselves to blame and blinds us to our true debt to life/others. If we let it.

So when we 'do good', we are just paying our dues to life. Adding to the 'livability' instead of the 'un-livability' of life. Being a lifter, not a floater, not a burden. It balances all the times we spent not 'doing good'. Have/create a good life!
 
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Pokeygizmo

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Your Karma just ran over my Dogma!

I think Karma is another name for balance. I think we owe more, and should be thankful for, more than we like to think. That's what our egos do, if we let it. Trying to protect, distort, think too much of our own/too little of others, make light of our own transgressions/too much of others and generally blaming the world for our problems when it is ourselves to blame and blinds us to our true debt to life/others. If we let it.

So when we 'do good', we are just paying our dues to life. Adding to the 'livability' instead of the 'un-livability' of life. Being a lifter, not a floater, not a burden. It balances all the times we spent not 'doing good'. Have/create a good life!

+1! And very well said...
 
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