Thread 40607249

Since humans kept millions of animals in pens for the food industry, Humans began to be locked up in locked rooms and pens, just like in offices. Humans are now being "tested" on vaccines just as they are on lab animals.
Soon humanity will be harvested and raised by robots.

Karma is a complex matter and should not be assumed because it can lead to madness. Buddha warned But for me, I can't help but think that karma is not just for individuals but also for humans as a whole. Since the era of globalization has changed the lives of humans and.., a single action such as consuming a single product is interconnected with the actions of many human beings around the world.
Moreover, the Buddha said that karma has consequences, no matter how small they are. Can we deny that our lifestyles are not causing the world's destruction? From the sake of convenience

>>40607249 (OP)
Why don't vegans have good lives then?
There's vegans who don't abuse animals and go out of their way to help animals and some of them still have bad things happen to them like incarceration, homelessness, loneliness, poverty etc
What about free will? If someone decides to be a good person some random asshole can just murder them being good doesn't guarantee good things happening to you except maybe in the next life but that's just non falsifiable cope

>>40607249 (OP)
If you take a creature and set up a system where it can't possibly flourish, I theorize this is a Magick that diminishes karmic debt for Factory farming them

>>40607249 (OP)
As you imply the samsara in infinite, stop posting buddhism

>>40607280
Because karma affects people across lives. And that is the reason why people are not born equal.

>>40607291
What is important is the state of mind of the thing inside, whether it has suffered or not.

>>40607298
?

>>40607401
Karma does not last across lives. Source: The buddha is in nirvana. This dispels both single life and multiple lives because it cannot "cross" over

>>40607419
And how many people have gone to nirvana like Buddha?

>>40607450
I have been to nirvana and this world is experiencing my wrath because I let it be known. My wrath is light and I’m only butthurt about some medical practices and the karmic debt will be paid in like ~32 more days or Officer Jesus will be back before then armed to take me how I feel I deserve it

>>40607496
nonsense

If I donate like a thousand dollars to a good vegan charity will my life get better soon?

>>40607572
Giving alms makes the giver happy. But what effect will that karma have next? Slowly or quickly, I can't tell, but it will come in this life or the next.

Giving alms in the hope of merit is not as beneficial as Vipassana meditation. or building a church or making merit with an Arahant

>>40607584
But it's still beneficial? The world just seems so unfair and unjust I have a hard time believing in that

>>40607595
>But it's still beneficial?
Surely

>The world just seems so unfair and unjust I have a hard time believing in that
Yes, but it follows the trinity rule. uncertainty impersonality and suffering
People are suffering because They want something to last forever, which it doesn't. Whether it's a good person or a bad person They are often inclined to commit certain sins in order to maintain what they love.

>>40607629
How is someone who donates to charity supposed to be blessed in their current life without anyone's free will being violated