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Originally posted by avatar01
Since i am wealthy i would give it back no question. If it was a thousand bucks, I'd probably keep it.
If i was broke, I'd keep the $10.
Your situation will always determine your motives.
Originally posted by Ben81
reply to post by sting130u
If you know that you need it has hell
so you can eat tonight and your childrens can eat
then Karma putted there for you
sometimes it is testing your moral judgment
and sometimes it is a present
a big 100$ falling of someone with a 5000$ jacket suit
like it was a penny..
i wouldnt cry for the guy
but still ..
the question remain debatable
edit on 4/10/2012 by Ben81 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dannyfal
I see very few of you understand the concept of karma yet use the word as if you do???
There is no spiritual piggie bank where you get a "good" token everytime you do a nice deed and a "bad" token whenever you do a not so nice deed. That is a very skewed and infantile view of what karma is in any philosophy whether it be Hindu, Buddhist, or Sikh.
If I am mistaken someone please clarify
Originally posted by dannyfal
I see very few of you understand the concept of karma yet use the word as if you do???
There is no spiritual piggie bank where you get a "good" token everytime you do a nice deed and a "bad" token whenever you do a not so nice deed. That is a very skewed and infantile view of what karma is in any philosophy whether it be Hindu, Buddhist, or Sikh.
If I am mistaken someone please clarify
Originally posted by dannyfal
I see very few of you understand the concept of karma yet use the word as if you do???
There is no spiritual piggie bank where you get a "good" token everytime you do a nice deed and a "bad" token whenever you do a not so nice deed. That is a very skewed and infantile view of what karma is in any philosophy whether it be Hindu, Buddhist, or Sikh.
If I am mistaken someone please clarify
Originally posted by dannyfal
I see very few of you understand the concept of karma yet use the word as if you do???
There is no spiritual piggie bank where you get a "good" token everytime you do a nice deed and a "bad" token whenever you do a not so nice deed. That is a very skewed and infantile view of what karma is in any philosophy whether it be Hindu, Buddhist, or Sikh.
If I am mistaken someone please clarify
Originally posted by MegaMind
Originally posted by dannyfal
I see very few of you understand the concept of karma yet use the word as if you do???
There is no spiritual piggie bank where you get a "good" token everytime you do a nice deed and a "bad" token whenever you do a not so nice deed. That is a very skewed and infantile view of what karma is in any philosophy whether it be Hindu, Buddhist, or Sikh.
If I am mistaken someone please clarify
Actually since you wrote that maybe you should clarify and explain how it works instead ...