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foxman · 6th Feb 2012, 01:51 PM

Its not religious IMO,

bapi21 · 6th Feb 2012, 01:52 PM

Karma mean Work. Its not any belief. If you believe in Works (Good or Bad), then you believe Karma. If you do good jobs, you will get a good result from God else he will send you for rebirth in animals. (According to HOLLY GEETA)

LEVAC109 · 6th Feb 2012, 01:52 PM

I believe in Karma. I treat everyone nicely..... sometimes

Wadibahi · 6th Feb 2012, 02:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RapT1le

Karma is a bitch, bitch!

same words i hear in song
Movie Name: Shor In The City - 2011
Song Name:Karma Is A Bitch

Rox · 6th Feb 2012, 02:03 PM

do not start religious threads!

Loget · 6th Feb 2012, 02:43 PM

I don't believe Karma to be some cosmic force that always makes sure bad people get what they deserve. There's a lot of bad individuals who lead happy and satisfying lives, killers who have gotten away with it, thieves, etc. Many people go through life without "getting what they deserve" so to speak. There's a rapist out there right now who will never be raped nor spend time in prison.

However, I think Karma comes under common sense. If you do bad things, no doubt you'll make a lot of enemies and therefore the chances of something bad happening to you increases. Likewise, if you do good, you'll have more friends who appreciate that and who will probably want to return the favor at some point.

Suppose you steal $100,000 and get away with it. You think to yourself "this was easy" and once you spend all of it you start to want more money. It was easy the first time, surely it'll be easy again right? You attempt to do it again, get caught and suddenly find yourself poor and in a cell (where funnily enough other prisoners steal your things).

Not a lot of people can control the greed, desire, etc that compels you to do bad things over and over again. It's not a law of the universe IMO. I just think people bring their own misfortune(s) onto themselves. The same is true for good deeds. If you do good deeds often, you develop traits that makes it more likely that good stuff will happen to you.

It's all human behaviour and emotions, nothing spiritual. At least, that's what I think. I don't understand why this thread was closed, Karma isn't really controversial. Topics like "Are you Muslim or Christian?" are much more likely to turn nasty but this is fine.

Sp32 · 6th Feb 2012, 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rox

do not start religious threads!

That's disappointing, I don't believe karma is religion, I believe karma is logic.

Do something bad to someone, some point they might be your waiter/hostess/fbi and they will more than likely want to get revenge. I look at karma somewhat that way.

EDIT: Yep, Loget agrees with me

Rox · 6th Feb 2012, 02:58 PM

It is religious in some religions

For some, it is what Loget said.

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6th Feb 2012, 01:51 PM	#11
foxman Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 3,383 Liked: 741 Times Rep Power: 12	Its not religious IMO,

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bapi21 Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 130 Liked: 18 Times Rep Power: 2	Karma mean Work. Its not any belief. If you believe in Works (Good or Bad), then you believe Karma. If you do good jobs, you will get a good result from God else he will send you for rebirth in animals. (According to HOLLY GEETA)

6th Feb 2012, 01:52 PM	#13
LEVAC109 Member Website(s): DedicatedRDP.com Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,465 Liked: 66 Times Rep Power: 4	I believe in Karma. I treat everyone nicely..... sometimes

6th Feb 2012, 02:03 PM	#15
Rox Moderator Website(s): TutFreak.Com ImgSnp.Com WJunction.com Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 3,092 Liked: 491 Times Rep Power: 10	do not start religious threads!

6th Feb 2012, 02:43 PM	#16
Loget Badministrator Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 2,004 Liked: 481 Times Rep Power: 10	I don't believe Karma to be some cosmic force that always makes sure bad people get what they deserve. There's a lot of bad individuals who lead happy and satisfying lives, killers who have gotten away with it, thieves, etc. Many people go through life without "getting what they deserve" so to speak. There's a rapist out there right now who will never be raped nor spend time in prison. However, I think Karma comes under common sense. If you do bad things, no doubt you'll make a lot of enemies and therefore the chances of something bad happening to you increases. Likewise, if you do good, you'll have more friends who appreciate that and who will probably want to return the favor at some point. Suppose you steal $100,000 and get away with it. You think to yourself "this was easy" and once you spend all of it you start to want more money. It was easy the first time, surely it'll be easy again right? You attempt to do it again, get caught and suddenly find yourself poor and in a cell (where funnily enough other prisoners steal your things). Not a lot of people can control the greed, desire, etc that compels you to do bad things over and over again. It's not a law of the universe IMO. I just think people bring their own misfortune(s) onto themselves. The same is true for good deeds. If you do good deeds often, you develop traits that makes it more likely that good stuff will happen to you. It's all human behaviour and emotions, nothing spiritual. At least, that's what I think. I don't understand why this thread was closed, Karma isn't really controversial. Topics like "Are you Muslim or Christian?" are much more likely to turn nasty but this is fine.

6th Feb 2012, 02:58 PM	#18
Rox Moderator Website(s): TutFreak.Com ImgSnp.Com WJunction.com Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 3,092 Liked: 491 Times Rep Power: 10	It is religious in some religions For some, it is what Loget said.