Karma

I read something the other day and was shocked to see so many people just agreeing with it – The quote said “be careful who you help, you might be interrupting their karma”. That is so egotistical I can’t even begin to explain properly. So I will simply express this – please don’t think you are that powerful that your kind actions and gestures can override the processes the universe has. We are mere small potatoes compared to the universe and its direction relating to your karma or dharma, and you can look at your own life as an example. Many people swoop in and help another person who has it really rough and trust that was meant to be, it is not always BAD and most times it is not bad at all, but brings good fotune to both parties. By” fortune” I am relating to money- I am talking about something far greater.

Maybe you met someone who just turned your life completely around – in any area of life for your benefit, or you met someone – in any capacity- a romantic interest, a job, bought a car from, whatever and the entire experience drained your resources, energy, spirit, and lust for life. Nothing could stop that, except you by making a different decision. If someone came along during that hard time and gave you money to help you in any way, how did that stop what happened? It didn’t. Why? Because the “thing” happened for you to be in a position to need help from someone else. “The Karma” already happened. Even if you don’t believe in karma, the event that put you in a hard situation occured already.

If someone comes along and tries to steal your happiness from what you have found, worked for, etc – they will not be successful if your good fortune or bad was fated – based on your decisions – that is Karma,
that is a universal plan and no one can interfere with what you have manifested good or not. Karma can come to someone who lives a good, honest life – in that case, it is more likely that its karma carried over from a past life

In closing

Don’t decide to watch another person suffer for any reason, except perhaps your own instinct. Though I can’t imagine my instinct ever saying “let them starve” or “let them freeze”. It may say “get them a hot meal or provide them with a warm coat, hat, gloves, socks, boots, a heat pack, blanket, tent, pillow instead of bringing them home. It might say call them an ambulance. whatever it says, it likely will never guide me to disrespect, degrade, disregard or ignore another human being suffering. I highly doubt yours would either.LMC

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