5 signs Your Karma is dissolved/completed!

[Ishanga]

I would agree with what is shared in the short video...

Karma could be likened to Software, its the Conditioning, the Tendencies and Habits, all the stored memory (not just in Your head, think of all the data/memory in Your DNA), and how it is affecting Your right Now Experience, it is Affecting it 10,000%, virtually no one is immune to this process.

Karma is present in all things in creation, both living and non living things, if Karma was not a real thing, then there would be no Existence, no Creation, no Forum, no computer, no internet, nothing would exist, because Karma is present, Existence/Reality Exists!

Only Humans can live and go beyond Karma, the easiest way I think is to live Absolutely NOW, if Your totally in the Moment, then Karma has no effect on You, problem is can You keep this up Moment by Moment??

It's been said that once You dissolve Your Karma, You are Liberated, and at that exact moment You drop the Body, it is because of Karma that You have a bond with Your Body and Mind (identifications and strong attachments), if all of that is dissolved what is You no longer stays with the Body, and therefore Physical Death happens at the same moment that all Your Karma is dissolved or completed.. So be weary of this process!!!

 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Ishanga Would you consider karma to be 'consequences' - as a way to translate this into something more palatable for those who have aversion to the term?

These consequences arising as a result of an action or habit - that can have either real world effects - or internal felt/perceived effects. I say this, knowing that some individuals are so out of touch with their internal state, they think they get away with acting out of integrity. But there is always a consequence to be had in our internal experience when our actions are not aligned with who we truly are. There isn't really an English word I can think of for this internal fracturing, other than karma... 

[UnbornTao]

What would you call it in your experience if you had never heard of the term, and its associated worldview, in the first place? How would you go about describing this apparent principle? 

[Ishanga]

15 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@Ishanga Would you consider karma to be 'consequences' - as a way to translate this into something more palatable for those who have aversion to the term?

These consequences arising as a result of an action or habit - that can have either real world effects - or internal felt/perceived effects. I say this, knowing that some individuals are so out of touch with their internal state, they think they get away with acting out of integrity. But there is always a consequence to be had in our internal experience when our actions are not aligned with who we truly are. There isn't really an English word I can think of for this internal fracturing, other than karma... 

Yes partly, Consequences are the "residual effect" of all the actions one has taken in their life (and other lives), but Karma to me explains the Why, why are we the way we are, of course its not a detailed why, as each individual is unique in some way, how it operates exactly I do not know, but You are the way You are, You react the way You react, You walk the way you walk because of Karma, genes, tendencies, learning, conditioning etc, if You look at all these words they all imply a sort of memory...So Karma is part Memory on many levels, and Consequences on many levels, most of which we are unconscious of, hence why so many ppl are living via accident and not on purpose for the most part imo..

[Ishanga]

4 hours ago, UnbornTao said:

What would you call it in your experience if you had never heard of the term, and its associated worldview, in the first place? How would you go about describing this apparent principle? 

See my reply above...

[UnbornTao]

@Ishanga

Got it, thank you.

Does it sound like it could be used as an easy way to offload personal responsibility onto external factors?

Edited October 26 by UnbornTao