Do you believe in Karma?

[pioneer]

Do you believe in Karma?

[philippines]

I don't call it Karma; I call it divine justice or divine retribution. We reap what we sow, the Bible says.

[Lorenzo]

Galatians 6:7-8

Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting.

[hubag bohol]

Chance, probably. Karma is either too literary or too affected--a mindless mantra.

[ms da binsi]

Chance, probably. Karma is either too literary or too affected--a mindless mantra.

i like that better, Hubs!

i never expect "it" to whoever has hurt me,   but i know that there are consequences to any of  my bad behavior 

[islander]

yes, i believe.  at its most basic, karma is nothing but sanskrit for cause and effect.  (no point in delving into life cycles of hindu belief here.)  it's as real as reaping what one sows.  

[bugsay]

yes, i believe.  at its most basic, karma is nothing but sanskrit for cause and effect.  (no point in delving into life cycles of hindu belief here.)  it's as real as reaping what one sows.  

agree ko ani, either bad or good karma.

[hubag bohol]

yes, i believe.  at its most basic, karma is nothing but sanskrit for cause and effect.  (no point in delving into life cycles of hindu belief here.)  it's as real as reaping what one sows.  

No delving into life cycles? Ngano man, hadlok kag academic discussion, Ms. Isle? Bwahaha! Kokak!

[islander]

No delving into life cycles? Ngano man, hadlok kag academic discussion, Ms. Isle? Bwahaha! Kokak!

di tanto.  gusto man gud ko mag-good girl karong panahona kay naa koy daghang deadlines.  ma-karma unya koh!  

[taga tigbao]

Agree ko ni Ms/ Mr Philippines, I call it more as justice. Everything has a price, you have to pay something for what you've done.

[hubag bohol]

Karma as presently bandied about by popular culture puts too much emphasis on natural cause and effect that I suppose it disconcerts traditional Christian theologians.

[ms da binsi]

yes, i believe.  at its most basic, karma is nothing but sanskrit for cause and effect.  (no point in delving into life cycles of hindu belief here.)  it's as real as reaping what one sows.  

makes so much point Miss Isles!!!! i like even more!!! it is really the "cause and effect" thing, i dont believe in Karma as in punishment or gratitude of what ever you have done. o well its the same thing! hahahahha! na tralala naman ko ani oi! (hadlok lang tingali ko ma discuss ug taas nga bersikulo)