What's your take on this?
Technically, karma is merely cause and effect. IF you do this, then that will happen. A lot of the word karma is misconstrued to seem like if you do something bad, something bad will happen to you in return. Sometimes, that is the case. Other times, people can do bad things but never suffer a bad result at the hands of that particular negative action.
Do you feel you reap what you sow in some fashion? Or do we only say "oh, that's karma" when it fits our needs to make it seem like bad things should happen to bad people?
Technically, karma is merely cause and effect. IF you do this, then that will happen. A lot of the word karma is misconstrued to seem like if you do something bad, something bad will happen to you in return. Sometimes, that is the case. Other times, people can do bad things but never suffer a bad result at the hands of that particular negative action.
Do you feel you reap what you sow in some fashion? Or do we only say "oh, that's karma" when it fits our needs to make it seem like bad things should happen to bad people?