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[Jul. 1st, 2023|10:36 pm] |
Karma, as a universal law, is more accurately reframed as ‘obligation to balance or correct something’. This doesn’t mean divine punishment. This doesn’t mean living a life of suffering because you did something wrong at some point. Nor does this mean ‘winning the lottery’ or some other stereotypical windfall because you did something good once. What this means is if you mess up big enough, you will be offered opportunity after opportunity to correct your error until you either fix it, or refuse past the point of no return. What the point of ‘no return’ looks like depends on the error and your refusals to address it. It might mean that you are synchronistically ushered into an experience where the only possible actions involve fixing the error somehow. In extreme cases, it might mean that you end up being eroded away, bit by bit, until the part of you that is capable of creating the error is irrevocably removed from you – even if that means all of you has to be destroyed to remove that potential.
(Tanaath) |
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nav nekādu pierādījumu šāda likuma eksistencei.
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