Do you believe in karma?

[Itachi1animefan]

Do you?

I do, doing something good or helping something is a good thing and yes I have found that after you do a good thing you get rewarded in some way!

Also I have seen so many instant karma moments that I almost can't believe in it.










-Itachi1animefan

[Magicarp]

i do. i helped you so give me some karma..............now

[Zarif]

Karma originated from Buddhism.

[Azurill]

Well, if you're talking about the big blue bars next to my name, OF COURSE I DO! :D

Okay, that was a lame joke. Anyway, I believe in something called a universal will; something that can only be accomplished through a transcendent, all-knowing God. Here, there is one "right" path that we all must take to "save the universe". Take ONE wrong move from that, however, and we're toast.

In other words, remember how in Mel Brooks' Spaceballs, they watched the movie before it was made? Well, that's what God's will is like.

I'm sorry if this isn't what you're looking for, but karma doesn't really make sense unless you're deist or Hindu.

[Zel-EX]

I guess. It's happened many times to me. I do something bad to someone, and then the exact same thing happens to me twice as hard. Is there a difference in "karma" and "irony"?

[Beazy]

I don't, really. I just do nice things so I don't get a bad rep, most of the time. I like being looked at like a good person. :\

[Kirbytron]

If it does exist, I'm scared =[

[Snakepit]

Only site karma:)

I don't believe something good will happen to me if I do good deeds, I just enjoy helping others.

[xjuniorx]

I cannot really say...

[ShashiJapan4]

Originally Posted by zarif

Karma originated from Buddhism.

Actually, Hinduism. Buddhism is a branch off of Hinduism. Same beliefs minus the beliefs in Polytheist Gods. There is no God in Buddhism; just a collective consciousness, a one-ness.

As far as Karma goes, it's been good for me. I'm not one of the greatest people in the world. But life has been going good for me and I'm happy with life because I do what I can and do what I do. I harm no one and, thus, I'm not harmed.

Karma exists; but I'm not sure if it exists in such a mystical sense as much as it does as a means of avoiding confrontation and bad situations.