"You Reap What You Sow"

I agree with this. very nice post.

YES i agree with you whatever we send out to others returns in its own due time the love we send out returns the hate we send out returns whatever we think say and do all returns to usso its best to send out love to all. vinny

yes. . . very true . . . this is the creed I live by . . . if anything it does make for a better person . . .

I feel that when someone does another person wrong it will come back to that person 10 fold in some way or form--so we all need to be careful how we treat others.

i am lost, all i ask is reason from my loved one who left me, why did you lie?what was my fault?i could have changed myself, could have become a better person, she never gave me a second chance and left me in doubts, i kept asking her for help, to heal me she never replied, I did not become angry, never abused her, never was demeaning, all i asked her to ease my pain. will karma help me get over it?please reply...vatz

thanks for the comments. I appreciate them so much!

I go along with everything you have written. Always treat people how you would like to be treated yourself. Sometimes people throw things back in your face but what comes around goes around.

Another phrase is God moves in mysterious ways.

Well written BF.

thank you for appreciating what I have written...for me Karma isn't just a religious doctrine but also a guiding principle to mankind: a way of letting us know that we should think twice before doing something in this life and we should also reflect that revenge is not the best way to get even with people who wronged us.

@wintomint thank you for such long comment. I enjoy reading it. We can get angry if someone provoke us but anger should not dwell longer than a day. It should only be a reflex action but not something we should carry in our hearts forever because it diminishes energy and add wrinkles...lol...Sleep over it then a new day can bring another reason to smile.



@ azspirit53 so true. thanks for the comment.

You're very wise, but I have to say, that it isn't about revenge. If you live in the way that you're talking about, you'll eventually stop feeling any need to plot revenge on anyone, the word would never even come out of your mouth.

This is a beautiful comment that you made- "Give them a chance to reverse their action if not now, later in life."

With an attitude like that, you're acknowledging that when someone does something to cause you to suffer, it is only because they themselves are suffering. You feel deep compassion and empathy for them and you wish that their suffering would cease. Because you are focused on what hardship they must be going through, you no longer need to feel resentment or a need to retaliate against them. They've already got enough **** on their plate and you are strong enough to not let whatever garbage they try to pass on to you in ignorance have any lasting effect on you. When they lash out, it's similar to a child calling you a "BIG FAT STUPID HEAD" or something like that, you don't take it personally, you just acknowledge that this person has some growing to do and some things to overcome. You are an incredible person for taking on this mode of living. What a great perspective.

There would be times that we have ill-feeling about those who wronged us and wish that they would eventually harvest the fruits of their labor. Then, we thought of karma and it somehow eases the bad feeling.

Karma will take care of everything. I did not think of an evil person again after a bad experience and he got cancer, suffered, and died within months. I was not happy about this; nor was I surprised by it. People who live dishonestly and selfishly will be eaten alive by their misery and make their own life hell, but karma is never far behind to see to it that they experience what they bring upon others.

Mistakes should be a learning experience. We are only human, we are prone to it.

Yes. It is.