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Originally posted by BrokenAngelWings33
reply to post by Angle
Do you own a computer? Yes. do you have a hard drive? Yes. Do you put Cd's in your hard drive? Yes. Think of it this way. Karma is the scratches you get in your cd of life. You have a record of everything you do attached to your soul. If you get a virus in your computer you need a program to remove it. If you get a scratch on your cd you need a way to repair it. Both involve karma. Karma is the function that keeps you balanced. There is good and bad karma, lessons need to be learned; that is karma. Reincarnation is simply the furthering of your karmic cycle.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
My personal belief is that karma is a form of energy. With every deliberate act of intention, we send out energy. And because everything is a circle, that energy inevitably comes back to us. How much you deliberately do bad things with bad intent and bad emotion determines how much negative energy you receive in return. The area you are in can also affect this, but how you respond to that also affects what you will receive. Think of it as standing in a river. The water flows around you, and you can either make it easier to swim or harder to swim by moving various ways throughout the current.
Does karma follow us between lives? I cannot honestly say. I'm thinking it's like a bank account, but I wouldn't place money on it, no pun intended.
Originally posted by Angle
Karma is being judged to the fire at the day of the Lord.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by rainychica
Good explanation. That's as clear as it's gonna get, I think.
What just came to mind is this: Reincarnation. When one dies the body is left to rot and becomes dust. Reincarnation is the reformation of this exact dust to the body you had, so you were not recreated in the womb.
You do know the meaning of tradition, no? Tradition and ritual have nothing in common.
tra·di·tion
/trəˈdiSHən/
Noun
The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way.
rit·u·al
/ˈriCHo͞oəl/
Noun
A religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order.
Originally posted by Buvvy
reply to post by rainychica
So in the multiple reincarnations are we tied to the same people? As we are living out our lves o we re-encounter the same spirits over and over again.