Karma

[Karen]

I believe in this Karma! Who could ever deny it?

[moosmom]

I absolutely DO believe in Karma.

Cases in Point: My ex-husband's wife made my life a living hell for 15 years while my daughter was living with them. She's now in a wheelchair with MS.

My "can't really call her a true friend" Pam and I were very close. Then I fell on her slate outside steps and broke my foot in 2 places. I sued the landlord, who happened to be her boyfriend's mother, for medical bills. End of friendship for over 10 years. She, her (now husband) boyfriend, and her daughter all lied under oath at the deposition.

10 years later she called me and made amends. I forgive, but I don't forget.

She's in a lousy marriage. She lives in her condo with her husbands adult daughter (who pays $50/month when she feels like it), he lives in his (now dead) mother's home with his other daughter littered in filth. Pam's health isn't the greatest and she's on alot of meds.

Do I believe in Karma? You bet I do!!!

[Medusa]

It's also my belief that karma refers to the good as well as the bad. Do good and you'll get good back; that sowing and reaping thing again. I never forget a kindness and when the time is right, I will repay it in kind. That's also been my experience w/others who have repaid a kindness that I've extended and I received it when I least expected it and needed it most.

[moosmom]

What Mary (Medusa) said!!!

[lizbud]

I believe in this Karma! Who could ever deny it?

What a neat story.

[Asiel]

What Medussa said...100%. You reap what you sow.

[Catty1]

There's a bumper sticker you can get for your car...I've seen this one a couple of times:

"My karma ran over your dogma."

[jennielynn1970]

I don't believe how Nicole is explaining it as Karma... the kids getting abused and all that. To me that is NOT karma. That's horrible things happening to innocent people. I believe that in the end who ever committed those atrocious acts will get what is coming to them, one way or another, however.

To me karma is exactly what Mary said, you reap what you sow. I try to be a good person, because I don't want Karma coming up and biting me in my butt, lol.

[*LabLoverKEB*]

I think I do. I see karma as the phrase "you reap what you sew" mean pretty much the same thing. What I do know, is a person who should have some not so pleasant karma coming their way... I hope.