Originally posted by DigiUhh, because I follow my philosophy...and in order to do that, I can't congratulate or take it easy on anyone else who follows it. In fact other followers are more at risk to incur my wrath.
Hahahahaha, this is wonderful. You're the one saying stop being kind to others. Reporting anything is ridiculous of you, unless you'd like to reconsider your position. You can't blame us for following your advice.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonLaw of Attraction can overcome Karma quite soundly.
I can imagine your Karma is quite brutal.
You're attracting the benefits of doing wrong. Don't ask me why there're benefits to wrong-doing. Our makers designed a system in which one's cruelty is rewarded in that we often do benefit by causing the downfall of others.
A simple logical analysis would reveal that Karma is either non-existent or unable to overcome the will of some.
Originally posted by Oneness
Law of Attraction can overcome Karma quite soundly.You're attracting the benefits of doing wrong. Don't ask me why there're benefits to wrong-doing. Our makers designed a system in which one's cruelty is rewarded in that we often do benefit by causing the downfall of others.
A simple logical analysis would reveal that Karma is either non-existent or unable to overcome the will of some.
Law of Attraction? Never heard of it.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonIt's where you achieve a positive or negative position from a positive or negative approach. Positives and negatives being subjective.
Law of Attraction? Never heard of it.
In fact I would claim Karma is the product of the Law of Attraction. Moreover, the confusion of positive or negative desires, and the doubting of cruel urges.
As the charts I posted earlier explains, destructive or cruel emotions manifest only when needs are not provided for. It's natural to "rage against the machine"; and necessary for balance or pleasure-equality, an equal quality of life distributed across a community of like-lifeforms (homo-sapiens). It's a war, a struggle for pleasure, for reward.
If violence was not useful in actualizing positives (desires) as opposed to negatives (undesirable results) in the eyes of nature, it would not be apart of us.
There's an army of cruel people, rich and impoverished, causing the destruction of undesirable things. The unfair rewards of others, for instance. These people are without their due rewards. In this way nature makes all things fair, cruelty will inexorably lead to happiness and therefore the disestablishment of cruelty because, as Maslow's chart shows, when we're happy we want to make others happy.
Originally posted by Oneness
It's where you achieve a positive or negative position from a positive or negative approach. Positives and negatives being subjective.In fact I would claim Karma is the product of the Law of Attraction. Moreover, the confusion of positive or negative desires, and the doubting of cruel urges.
As the charts I posted earlier explains, destructive or cruel emotions manifest only when needs are not provided for. It's natural to "rage against the machine"; and necessary for balance or pleasure-equality, an equal quality of life distributed across a community of like-lifeforms (homo-sapiens). It's a war, a struggle for pleasure, for reward.
If violence was not useful in actualizing positives (desires) as opposed to negatives (undesirable results) in the eyes of nature, it would not be apart of us.
There's an army of cruel people, rich and impoverished, causing the destruction of undesirable things. The unfair rewards of others, for instance. These people are without their due rewards. In this way nature makes all things fair, cruelty will inexorably lead to happiness and therefore the disestablishment of cruelty because, as Maslow's chart shows, when we're happy we want to make others happy.
I don't believe in it. It must be from some Science Fiction Fantasy book.
Originally posted by Oneness
If I have purity of will in my urges, then I will attract all desired outcomes whilst suppressing any karmic influence. Karma is either the backlash of uncertainty or insincerity.I'm being serious.
You have no idea what Karma is, and as far as I can tell, you are delusional.
Get help!
You've made a lot of statements but you've put forth no arguments to back them.
I question everything even I write, I'm providing arguments for my points against your statements. You have no counter-arguments.
Yet you keep making new statements.
Karma states that every action must have an equal and opposing reaction. As I said, it doesn't always effect the one acting on urges, if they're pure the reaction is exactly what he wants it to be. This is the law of attraction.
Originally posted by Oneness
...Karma states that every action must have an equal and opposing reaction...
No that is not Karma. That is kind of Newton's 3rd law of motion.
Here is a definition of Karma.