Do you really believe karma gets Everyone who deserve it🤔

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Sometimes I feel like the word Karma is just a coping mechanism for people to attempt to be at peace with what’s been done to them. Although I would hope they get what they deserve, how often does it really happen.

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Can’t tell me karma doesn’t exist

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It's a lovely thought, but no. I don't believe in karma. How many innocent people are tortured and murdered on a daily basis? How many serial killers go uncaught and live happy, normal lives? And what about Roy Sullivan who got struck by lightning 7 times over the course of his life before he committed suicide? What could he have possibly done to have the universe target him like that? I wish karma was real, though.

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Karma translates to actions. Your karma (actions) should lead you to living a life in Krishna consciousness. 
This is a Hindu belief, and it does not mean what you think it means.

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(1) I think the word is abused. 
(2) no I do not. There are some horrible evil entities out there that constantly fuck up lives but nothing happens to them.

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I am surprised how many people don’t believe in it. I fully believe in it, and have seen it first hand with myself, and many others. I believe you get what you give, and it all circles back.

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I thoroughly believe upu get back what you put out.

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Unfortunately no not always and it sucks completely.

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Karma is not as simple of a concept as you think it is. If you want to know more about it, you need to read Buddhist books about it. In general, what goes around comes around. What you put out is what you get back. That’s generally the way the universe works. It may not always be in the ways that we think it will be returned, but it is always returned in one way or another. People may not get justice and crimes, but perhaps the universe has a different idea of what karma means for that person. But there’s much more to Karma concept than just that. 
Karma is a Buddhist concept. And to learn more about it, you need to understand Buddhist teachings. In Buddhist teachings it is not only about what goes around comes around. There are many lifetimes in which you may be paying for karma. In Buddhist teachings you are even paying for your parents karma. Much more complicated than you think.

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No, I don't believe karma is actually a thing at all.

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Not necessarily. I do think if you’re reckless you’ll eventually have something negative happen. Like if you’re a reckless driver and cutting people off you’re bound to get into an accident sometime.Thats just natural cause and effect.

Do you really believe karma gets Everyone who deserve it🤔

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