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“How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours”
– Wayne W. Dyer.
The Law of Karma is the Law of Cause and Effect. It is a direct consequence of the Three Main Laws of the Universe (see chapter Three Main Laws of the Universe). Thoughts and emotions form our subtle energy structure. If we condemn someone, it means we separate, oppose ourselves and them. Separation is a direct violation of the Universal Law of Unity. If we condemn something, it means it is also in our energy field (aura). According to the Universal Law of Attraction of Like, everything that we condemn will be attracted into our lives like a magnet. The Universe, according to the Law of Reflection, will reflect back to us all our thoughts, both good and bad. Thus, the action of all three Universal Laws: Reflection, Attraction of Similar and Unity is realized in the Law of Karma.
The main difference from the action of generally accepted laws and norms is that the Law of Karma is based on the energy of Love. If generally accepted laws violate the Three Main Laws of the Universe, then the action of the law of Cause and Effect will be directed against them. So this law will return Love to Earth! If generally accepted laws increase the vibration of Love, that is, correspond to the Three Main Laws of the Universe, then the Law of Karma will strengthen their action. The Law of Karma is inevitable, unlike social norms and laws. Its action cannot be avoided. There is nowhere to hide from the karmic boomerang.
All actions and thoughts of a person are imprinted in the energy pattern of his soul (aura). This is how karma is formed, determining the fate of a person. Any significant negative action of a person will cause a situation in his future life, where this person himself will be a victim of similar actions.
The Law of Karma is an energy law and it is aimed primarily at correcting the deformation of the soul. Negative emotion in the soul is primary, action is secondary. The connection between emotions and karmic problems is direct and close: a constant negative emotion that appears with the corresponding irritating factors indicates the presence of a karmic problem (deformation of the soul image). A negative external action does not always indicate the presence of a negative emotion, and, therefore, a karmic problem. A person who has committed a negative act may not even have karmic problems. His act may have manifested itself only once under the influence of a burst of energy that is not characteristic of this person. This act may simply be accidental or caused by someone else’s strong emotion. After all, emotion is energy that manifests itself where appropriate conditions have been created. If a person experiencing a strong negative emotion never loses control over himself, then he will never commit acts that manifest this emotion. This does not mean at all that there is no deformation of the soul structure, that is, karmic problems. This also does not mean that the energy (emotion) will remain without implementation. Perhaps, after some time, thousands of kilometers away, circumstances will develop, there will be people who only slightly resonate with this emotion and who are unable to control themselves. This will be enough for the energy of this emotion to manifest itself in specific negative actions. On the physical plane, all the blame will fall on these people, from the point of view of karmic problems, the responsibility lies with the person with a stronger negative emotion. Although he, most likely, will never even know about the specific manifestations of the energy generated by him. Thus, the true culprit of the crime is not necessarily the person who committed this crime. It is also not necessary that a person who has done nothing bad in life has clean karma. Watch your emotions and thoughts, they are more significant than specific actions.
Another example of the Law of Karma in action. Let’s say I killed a person and earned negative karma. It is generally accepted that karma will be worked off when I myself am killed under similar circumstances. This opinion reflects the general bias in people’s consciousness towards everything material, manifested. But karma deforms the subtle structures of consciousness; it cannot be touched with hands. Therefore, even if I am killed a hundred times, but I consider myself absolutely right in that initial situation, then absolutely nothing will change. If this situation happens again, I will kill in exactly the same way.
“He who has not understood his past will be forced to relive it” – Buddha.
There is only one way out of the circles of karma, when I sincerely tell myself that I was wrong, and for this it is not at all necessary to be killed in the manifested reality. The law of karma is inevitable until active awareness is turned on. Our thoughts are determined by past experiences and shape all events around us. Consciously changing thoughts by refusing to judge and evaluate anything burns karma. External negative events will not occur despite negative past experiences, because the very cause that causes them, the negative thought, disappears.
“Karma is more than just unfinished business. Karma is not a punishment for past actions. The attribute of condemnation has nothing to do with God. Karma is the feeling of past incarnations and the emotional reaction that pushes you to either do it again or stay away from it,” – Kryon, “Recalibrating Humanity.”
Karma is burned by awareness!
“The only law of karma, the law eternal and unchangeable, is harmony in the world of matter, as absolute as it is in the world of spirit. It follows from this that it is not karma that rewards or punishes us, but we reward or punish ourselves depending on whether we work with nature, being in harmony with its laws, or whether we violate them,” – Blavatsky E.
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