Just Suppose

Bluediamond56 · #1 15-09-2023, 04:40 PM

That in our life we are responsible for everything that has happened in our life and everything that will happen. So mistakes that we have made in the near past and far away past have to be balanced out one time or another. This is called burning off your karma. It can get tough. Listen to others like doctors but do your own investigating as well. With me my problem took 7 years to fix. It is when after 2 years that I said I have to work on me. Things started to change a little bit
right away but still needed 5 more years. Learned a lot. Especially, God helps those who help themselves. Also invite Divine Spirit into your life. When you have a problem ask it what can I do to help fix it. Also always give love in actions. It takes the focus off of you.

CosmicWonder · #2 15-09-2023, 05:27 PM

I apply this in my life already. Really good post.

Miss Hepburn · #3 15-09-2023, 05:49 PM

I also see this in my life already, like for decades ...I don't call it burning off karma..tho, that's fine.
I sometimes see it as checks and balances, what goes around comes around, you reap simply reap what you sow!!
You even think love you get love...you think vengeance...not so good! Ha!
You plant corn - you get corn - you don't take care of it it withers.

TheCosmicLeo · #4 17-10-2023, 03:23 AM

Everything in our lives that happens to us helps grow on a spiritual level. It's all part of your spiritual journey into becoming aligned with your authentic self. When one chooses to work on themselves, then the journey becomes even more interesting.

Unseeking Seeker · #5 17-10-2023, 04:31 AM

In my understanding, karma or law of cause & effect is inescapable as long as we act as an ego, an identity, misaligned from God’s vibration, which is unconditional love.

It’s like we are granted whatever we desire, however if our desire has roots in identity, it is self-serving, in a state of separation. In after death life review, our identity (without body) sees the ‘mistakes’ we did in ignorance, causing tears and anguish. Now, from the fulcrum of love, we see and so wish to repay the debt of love, sometimes choosing to suffer to spherically experience the pain and at other times, engage in path of service or whatever. There is no punishment, we choose, that we may learn.

Once we become more or less egoless, the need for suffering ends and karma is dissolved. However, the karma we agreed to resolve in this current life goes on because it has already been set into motion, only being ‘replayed’ in linear time. Still, now that we are nonchalant to outcomes, acceptant of God’s will and blissful in our heart, we do not get impacted by the ebb and flow of the tides. Grace softens the blow we were to feel.