Thread 41347150

How does Karma work?

For example, if I had a perfect happy childhood and then became chronically ill at 17 and have been ever since, is this karma for having a good childhood?

Was it agreed that this would happen before I spawned into this life?

What will come after?

Does Karma even exist?

>>41347150 (OP)
Must be suffering from a former life's misdeeds.
Now you'r supposed to take it on the chin and the next life you'll be in a higher statue. This just happens life after life. The Hindu gods do this? I guess.
It's very convenient and caste supporting

>>41347150 (OP)
Karma can be predicted with astrology.

For example, karmic planets can be Saturn and Pluto. When you have a transit or bad aspect with these planets, karma is usually activated or manifested more

Did you sin or break the Ten Commandments, you could be cursed for sins, you could go to a church and confess your sins to a priest and ask for forgiveness

>>41347150 (OP)
>How does Karma work?
It doesn't
>Does Karma even exist?
No

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCd_S2aOkd4

>>41347150 (OP)
Karma stems from all things interacting at all levels and in all temporal situations, even stasis, and exotemporal reality.

It is entirely possible to suffer now for what one did in this timeline on another run, or even does in the future, because temporal field shifts do not have to alter the past or future, and certainly do not have to alter the exotemporal realm. In vast amounts, that is.

Therefore, the discussion of karma is a dead end, whatever your human level. You either accept it is possible and eventually see all its glory, or deny it and see only the limit of your scope as a human with a single life.

The pondering of it, however much you think you comprehend it, is futility; it treads on the highest power's toes. Thus is not an avenue to repairing the issues you find.

In my experience, there are often multiple reasons for everything.
Thus, seeking to know will not end on an image board.

>Missing up astrology and christianity with Hinduism
Knock it off and stick to your own cult.

>Mixing up astrology and christianity with Hinduism
Knock it off and stick to your own cult.

>>41347941
What about Mars? Does Mars matter? It's also bad news a lot. What about the nodes? Isn't your south node specifically supposed to indicate your past life sort of? And pluto is kind of a generational thing, so would it be for generational Karma? Also, just going from Saturn and its aspects, how might somebody determine what went wrong in their previous life?

>>41347150 (OP)
However, if I take an iteration of my understanding from some time ago, it may help.

The higher powers see all time, and they perhaps knew you were genetically definitely going to be ill; you handled it well, so they went back and gave you a good childhood.

>>41347994
I took it up the ass once from the scoutmaster? Think that counts or no?

>>41348182
Yes unless it was non consensual,than no

>>41348220
It was consensual if licking the balls counts. If I fessed to a priest do you think he’d issue a pass?

>>41348285
Yes the bible teaches all sins are forgiven except for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, so yes you would be forgiven

>>41348390
I did grunt out the anointed one’s name a few times while he was reaming me, perhaps I went too far.

>>41348434
You could always try to go to a church and confess to a priest and ask for forgiveness and then your health problems and misfortune might disappear since it might be God causing them for sins

>>41347150 (OP)
Karma is how rich people justify killing. God would stop them if it it weren’t suppose to happen right? And then they end up before their creator in confusion and despair.

>>41348530
Yeah, not that easy… I sucked the priest off once too. There’s no way he’s going to be able to convince cod.

>>41348586
Go to another priest than, that’s all the advice I could offer and you have free will to do what ever you want but God can also punish people who sin so you can ask for forgiveness and stop sinning and be healthy and have good luck and blessings or you can keep sinning and God will punish you and you’ll have bad health and misfortune, it’s up to you

>>41347150 (OP)
>For example, if I had a perfect happy childhood and then became chronically ill at 17 and have been ever since, is this karma for having a good childhood?
No. Completely unrelated.

>Was it agreed that this would happen before I spawned into this life?
Most likely not.

Karma is mostly a meme. In general, if you are positive you will manifest positive things. If you are negative you will manifest negative things. But shit just happens all the time due to the physical nature of this reality or due to choices of others. Most things are outside of your control and have nothing to do with you. To think otherwise is incredibly egotistical.

>>41347150 (OP)
Past life karmic debt. Reincarnation is real.

Disease is a hurdle that an entire civilization is supposed to collectively overcome through the labors of genius within the realm of bioengineering and rigorous empirical science; it cannot be quantified and reduced into a petty paranormal punishment.

Enjoying the fruits of bounty and plenty, of having a good childhood, do not push your karmic scale towards evil. That is a matter of honor - it is your duty, to your forefathers and mothers, to continue that golden era and amplify it, to exponentiate the gifts you have been given into the maximum amount of gifts you are capable of producing for your children and loved friends.

Nothing was agreed upon as if some vindictive celestial council deliberates over each and every speck of soul. Randomization is miracle enough a thing that it should be sufficient answer.

What comes after depends on what came before, accordingly to the true experience of each unique entity. There are outlier events, but for the most part, death induces a state of timelessness, as the perception of time is a mortal phenomenon, the clockwork of ticking away atomic orbits altogether ceasing, and all of reality suddenly becoming an instantaneous conclusion. Within that pivotal moment of everythingness, you are confronted with the metaconstruct/God at the end of time that becomes the next beginning, the next localized big bang emission. This confrontation is an inescapable maelstrom of informing assessment, and it is from there humanity sources its subconscious primordial and inherent childlike whispers of knowledge. The ultimate purpose of that karmic equation remains in a superposition of suitable unknowability, for strict adherement to any one definition would be too constraining a thing thus betraying the obvious infinite freedom that is God. Should bad beings be suitably punished? Yes. Should good beings be suitably rewarded? Yes. A God being any other way would negate itself out of Godhood.

'pay it forward' and all that

>>41347150 (OP)
>How does Karma work?
For starters; it's not something that happens in a single lifetime. If you're a good person, you'll reincarnate into a better life after you die. If you're a bad person you'll reincarnate low on the caste where it's acceptable to treat you like scum.

The idea that it happens within a single lifetime is fucking retarded.