Have you ever heard such a phrase as “you are carrying karma”?
The “law of karma” and the “law of karmic retribution” are used as spiritual terms, but they are actually not that mysterious.
In this article, I would like to write about karma and karmic retribution in an easy-to-understand way, applying them to the real world.
- About karma and karmic retribution.
- Why people say, “There is no karma or karmic retribution.”
- Saying “it’s not true” was proof of “it’s true.”
- A common pattern in love affairs.
- Is mental illness also karma? Actual Episodes
- Does karma come back to you when you speak ill of someone?
- There is always that flow before things become reality.
- Summary.
About karma and karmic retribution.
Karma is the ancient Buddhist concept that “every result has its cause.
Karmic retribution is another ancient Buddhist concept that says, “If you do good, good things will come back to you, and if you do bad, bad things will come back to you.
In the spiritual world, karma and karmic retribution are considered to be one and the same.
Why people say, “There is no karma or karmic retribution.”
Some people say that karma is a lie and that there is no such thing as karmic retribution.
This may be said by people who do not believe that good things will come back to them if they do good deeds, because good things do not come back to them.
That would be true.
It is very unlikely that good things will come back to you even if you do good things.
That is why many people may think that karma is a lie.
Saying “it’s not true” was proof of “it’s true.”
When we do good things thinking, “If I do good things, good things will come back to me,” our actions are driven by the expectation that “good things will come back to me.”
However, the more we expect, the more we will be disappointed.
This is because expectations are a manifestation of a sense of lack.
Therefore, the stronger the expectation, the stronger the sense of lack will become a reality.
Therefore, there is a consequence of being disappointed.
So the more you do good things thinking, “I’m sure good things will come back to me,” the more you attract the reality that good things will not come back to you.
In other words, this can be called self-inflicted retribution, or cause and effect, where what you do comes back to you, or karma, where there is always a cause for the result.
A common pattern in love affairs.
Even in love, the law of cause and effect and the law of karma are in effect.
Love is self-centered, isn’t it?
Because it is self-centered, the emotions that people tend to hold when they fall in love are,
- Monopoly.
- Jealousy.
- The desire to have the other person do what you want.
These are mostly negative emotions.
However, these feelings are also a state of unfulfillment (a sense of lack).
It is because you are giving priority to this self-centered feeling of lack,
- “The partner I love doesn’t want me and only me…”
- I don’t like it when the person I love gets involved with other women…”
- The person I love does not understand my feelings…”
Such problems in love become a reality.
This is also self-inflicted and can be called karma or karmic retribution, since it is the realization of the feeling of lack that you have desired.
Is mental illness also karma? Actual Episodes
There is always a cause for mental illness to happen.
I am not a doctor, so I cannot give you my expertise on how to cure it.
However, I have seen up close and personal how I have helped students who were depressed or mentally ill to find the cause of their mental illness and when something was cleared up, they were actually cured of their mental illness.
I have been looking at it from the aspect of spiritual vibrations and trying to come up with a solution in my beginner and intermediate seminars.
Spiritual vibrations are the cause of psychosis,
- Possession.
- Stinging energy cords.
- A disposition to reflect the negative emotions of others to oneself.
- Grudges from people who are currently alive.
- A continuation from a past life.
- Those that continue from ancestors.
These were often the causes of the negative energy influences.
We found a solution to the cause of the problem, and as a result of moving the reality while changing the person’s state of mind, the spiritual vibrations were changed and improved.
If you are being affected by negative energy due to any of the above, somewhere in your unconscious level is allowing it.
So, by putting yourself in a state of spiritual vibration that does not allow it, the results will change.
If something causes psychosis, which is also karma, then if you can create the cause for the psychosis to be cured, the result will be that the psychosis will improve.
The laws of self-inflicted, cause-and-effect, and karma can also be turned around for the better by creating a cause to make us better than we are now.
Does karma come back to you when you speak ill of someone?
It is often said, too, that if you speak ill of others all the time, karma will come back to you.
This, too, is used in spiritual terms of karma, so we just don’t see the principle behind it.
How do you feel when you see someone who simply speaks ill of others?
Some may feel, “Maybe they are talking bad about me when I’m not there,” while others may feel, “Let’s talk about something more pleasant.
However, the person who is swearing is unaware that people around them are thinking that way.
In other words, the person who wants to speak ill of others is not putting themselves in the position of the person in front of them who is listening to them, and is only putting their own needs first.
It is natural that you don’t enjoy being with someone who only pushes their desires on you, isn’t it?
That’s why people leave.
And then they say, “Why doesn’t everyone understand my feelings…? I’m not wrong.”
This trend is not a case of “karma returned to the person who spoke ill of me,” but simply a matter of course.
There is always that flow before things become reality.
You may see “karma” and “karmic retribution” as spiritual and mysterious things, but if you live in this real world, they are commonplace and quite normal.
Because “if things become reality, the flow of realization has been created even before that.
That flow is
- Did I create it?
- Was it created by others?
- Was it created by both?
That’s all there is to it.
If it is a flow created by others, the result can be greatly changed by quickly noticing the flow, taking countermeasures, and creating a different flow.
However, most people are not aware of the flow, nor do they realize that they are the result of their own inability to avoid the flow.
Because they don’t understand this, they may see it as a spiritual thing called “karma” or “karmic retribution.
Summary.
Of course, it is okay to see karma and karmic retribution only spiritually.
However, you must be prepared to accept the consequences for the seeds you have sown.
If I have said bad things about others, I will not complain if someday someone says bad things about me.
If I hit someone, I will not complain if someone else hits me someday.
If I have provided something of great value to others, I will not complain if someday I am provided great value by someone else.
If I have done something that has helped others, I will not complain if I too am saved by someone else.
You need to have that kind of resolve.
What kind of seeds do you want to sow?
What kind of flow do you want to create?
If you think about it carefully and are prepared to accept the results, the law of karma and the law of cause and effect are not scary at all.