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THE 5 RULES OF KARMA
1. We cant escape our karma through
freewill. We are here to live it through and can only make it harder if
we don't accept that or know better.. ( the basis of most Buddhism)
2. Contiguous karma ( through all our lives ) means we will meet people
from other lives and have to work out joint karma with them. Meeting
them is a trigger to not only beginning the cycle of clearing joint
karma, but also a trigger time for certain big individual karmic
'issues' we are meant to deal with at that time.
The joint karma cannot be cleared until the individual karmic lessons (
brought to a head from meeting them have been cleared...
3. The universe balances though opposing forces in an ever changing
balance... Dark, light - sun, moon - up, down, and so with metaphysics.
Kindness and compassion MUST be tempered with strength and courage .
Love and light alone are not enough, we are tasked to learn both... This
is the key to much karmic imbalance.
4. Thought does not create a reality. In thinking positive we allow
ourselves to move along our path and we encourage faith and hope but
thought alone without it being in line with our true instincts or the
cosmic truth is a singularity and thus NOT real. So we can "think
ourselves rich" only to the level that is already destined on our path.
Or indeed we can think the opposite and delay our progress and "think
ourselves poor" or unhappy or whatever. Thoughts alone only allow us to
create a false reality and to delay our karmic progression, or we can
mentally accept what spiritually we know and progress as we are meant
to....
5. The law of limitations. Same as the law of physics "what goes up must
come down" or sometimes described as the "law of diminishing returns".
Also in line with Newtons laws of "for each and every action there is an
equal and opposite reaction" although in metaphysics the two do not
occur in the same time. ( metaphysical time and earthly time are
different ) So if we push something too far one way, its gonna come back
the other way later. This is what most people think of as karma.
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