Eternal laws of karma

How can we explain what karma is? The easiest way is to imagine a box. In it we put all the good and bad things we do. This box, however, holds her Fate. And in certain situations, when we need something, she mixes in the box and gives us what she thinks.

Karma is what we are attracted to happen to our actions or inactions.
Here are some of the basic principles of karma:
The most important and major among them is that until you learn something, the lessons will not stop. If you encounter the same problems, the same difficulties, then you have to learn a specific lesson, and as long as you do not master it, no matter how hard you persist, the problems will not go away.

The other principle is that whatever you feel, you attract it. If you are constantly beating bad, black and sad thoughts in your mind, you yourself are emitting that and thus attracting such things. Nothing nice will come if you only think about the negative. Even worse - even if you come, you will not recognize it, because you will have "eyes" only for the black side of things.

The next karmic lesson is that our life is our mirror. If we do not like our lives, we need to look at ourselves. As has been said above, we attract what we think. By the same logic, if we do not like our lives, then the responsibility for it is entirely ours.

The next Karmic law is that nothing is accidental. Do you think there is no connection between two events? There is, but you have not tried to see it. When we think more consciously and most of all - we strive to focus on things, not to scatter our minds in thousands of directions at once, we will start to notice much more amazing things around us.

When you live with an open mind, it dissolves and your worldview, you find a logical explanation for things you have thought so far to be random. Everything that happens to us is a specific lesson, as already mentioned above. Life is an endless school in which we are disciples, and the karma teacher.

And for the final - there is no such thing as bad or good luck, that's just the karma. Whatever we've done, we'll get it back, or, as a good German saying says - whatever you sow, you'll reap. (smiley)

source:www.edna.bg