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lunatica

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1. Karma is hard to understand sometimes

Reply to OneGrassRoot (Original post)

Wed Mar 27, 2013, 07:49 AM

Mar 2013

But if her good karma is what brought that money into her life then no one will claim it and it will be returned to her. Not everything you do starts a karmic cycle. Sometimes you are the recipient of your own good karma from your own past actions.

Karma is funny that way. I once heard a Metaphysics Teacher say that if you find money which is truly unattached to anything it doesn't matter how it got there. It is yours if you choose to keep it because it came to you. That last bit is because everything you do is free choice.

Whether she kept the money or not it was her karma to find it. She made a choice which is her right.

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$30,000 Found in Clothes Returned: ‘I Believe in Karma’ [View all] OneGrassRoot Mar 2013 OP

Karma is hard to understand sometimes lunatica Mar 2013 #1

I suppose I prefer The Golden Rule... OneGrassRoot Mar 2013 #2

The Golden Rule is much easier to understand lunatica Mar 2013 #3