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Karma?

Asked by dontworryok 8 months ago, 14 answers.

do you believe what goes aroundcomes around?
has it happened to you?

Answered by ladygiggl3zs on Mar 15, 2009, 10:36PM
95 answers

hell yea!
I believe in karma strongly. im the kind of person that sh*t happens to quickly. I could hit someone in the arm, 10 mins later im falling on my a$$ down the stair lol. so I try to watch out what I do or say to other people.

Answered by hedgecortha on Mar 15, 2009, 10:47PM
163 answers

I dont know if I do or not but if karma really do happen then I going to have a mess up life when it come back around to me cause I cause so much pain

Answered by blerggher on Mar 15, 2009, 10:56PM
1068 answers

Answered by puglover on Mar 15, 2009, 11:12PM
686 answers

I do...in some way or another we all seem to get ours.

Answered by demima on Mar 15, 2009, 11:28PM
38 answers

defs
you should never hurt someone . it will always get back to you.
worst.

it may take a long time tho, happy

Answered by yummeh on Mar 15, 2009, 11:31PM
1328 answers

I believe in karma as a principle, in that what goes around 'should' come around, but in reality that is not always the case. A lot of people do the wrong thing and never feel the consequences, just as a lot of people do nice things and feel no positive energy coming back to them in return. It's just one of those things :P...

Answered by kay_mc on Mar 15, 2009, 11:38PM
11 answers

karma is the price you pay for the dumb crap you do...it will get you ..beware

Answered by tiggerpoooh on Mar 16, 2009, 02:15AM
15 answers

I think that Karma is a way of presenting a more fundamental idea in a way that everyone can understand. What lies behind it is the fact that there is no real distinction between 'self' and 'others' . We are all one, so if you hurt part of the whole you hurt the entire thing and therefore of course you hurt 'yourself'. 'Love God and love your neighbour as yourself' is another way of presenting the same idea, but in the form of a rule of life rather than as a metaphysical concept.

Answered by tiggerpoooh on Mar 16, 2009, 02:18AM
15 answers

We are all one, so if you hurt part of the whole you hurt the entire thing and therefore of course you hurt 'yourself'. 'Love God and love your neighbour as yourself' is another way of presenting the same idea, but in the form of a rule of life rather than as a metaphysical concept.