Comments on: What The Hell Is Karma? http://sidawson.org/2008/10/what-hell-is-karma.html experiments in self-improvement Fri, 18 May 2012 04:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Random Thursday Night Adventure – si dawson http://sidawson.org/2008/10/what-hell-is-karma.html/comment-page-1#comment-732 Random Thursday Night Adventure – si dawson Sat, 16 Jul 2011 10:52:42 +0000 http://sidawson.org/?p=45#comment-732 [...] sub-optimal facial hair, now we're on the subject). What I'm really doing is experiencing previous karma. In other words, there's no way, at any given time and place with the knowledge and experience I [...] […] sub-optimal facial hair, now we're on the subject). What I'm really doing is experiencing previous karma. In other words, there's no way, at any given time and place with the knowledge and experience I […]

]]> By: Deanne http://sidawson.org/2008/10/what-hell-is-karma.html/comment-page-1#comment-47 Deanne Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:32:48 +0000 http://sidawson.org/?p=45#comment-47 hhhmmm I was having a very similar conversation with a friend recently and firing some similar questions her way. She responded with a few quotes...<br><br>"karma is not eternal. the effects of karma may be very old indeed. we are suffering or enjoying the effects of our activities from time immemorial, but we can change the results of our karma, or our activity, and this change depends on the perfection of our knowledge."<br><br>the is the supreme lesson of karma - take care of the problem now, or else you'll have to suffer again later when you screw everything up the next time. and that repetition of suffering - that's hell. moving out of that endless repetition to a new level of understanding - there's where you will find heaven" EPL<br><br>I believe these come from a book called Eat Play Love which I have not read but have heard good and bad about.<br><br>Thanks for the thought provoking questions. hhhmmm I was having a very similar conversation with a friend recently and firing some similar questions her way. She responded with a few quotes…

"karma is not eternal. the effects of karma may be very old indeed. we are suffering or enjoying the effects of our activities from time immemorial, but we can change the results of our karma, or our activity, and this change depends on the perfection of our knowledge."

the is the supreme lesson of karma — take care of the problem now, or else you'll have to suffer again later when you screw everything up the next time. and that repetition of suffering — that's hell. moving out of that endless repetition to a new level of understanding — there's where you will find heaven" EPL

I believe these come from a book called Eat Play Love which I have not read but have heard good and bad about.

Thanks for the thought provoking questions.

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