We see our life through the eyes of who we interacted with. We go somewhere to prepare based on what we experienced and then we reincarnate to have our souls grow more and to rectify mistakes made, better known as karma.
@ihebdh45
and how stupid and controlling is that ....
its a sick controlling cult with females the victims ....
and dont forget to step into the toilet with the correct foot hahahahah
@Γαητα
Well yeah, that’s my main reason for not believing in a God. However this god would prove themselves to me and that they existed wouldn’t be able to be something like speaking though someone to talk to me because that person could just be making it up
Yes! It does play a significant role in our lives. We are what we are now cause of our belief.
Many people deny it cause they are not self aware or conscious as the teaching of our religion imbibes with in us in one form or the other!
@Sabo-go-thud said in Let's talk about karma:
@petrapark3r you are very right. Treating others as less than you is barbaric. The Caste system of parts of India, bad...very bad. A holdover from the late 1600's. But, I must say you are doing the better option of bringing attention to it!
Thank you, you are right, the Caste system is propably the worst instance of victim blaming on a large scale in history. Maybe apart from blaming the jews for everything that went wrong in europe...
There are other instances however, and I couldn't stop myself from thinking about it this morning.
I've been told here on TWS by (reasonable) Hindus, that it's Jesus' own fault for being crucified. I personally have never studied Hindu faith, so I really couldn't say, wether victim blaming is something intrinsic to the idea itself. But the fact, that there was not a single Hindu disagreeing with blaming Jesus, suggests to me, that it might indeed be intrinsic. Or that the majority of Hindus is interpreting the concept in the wrong way.
You know I am glad, that my religion does not tell me, that I could even look for the fault with the person who something bad happens to. Simply because I am no saint. And if I had any reason to assume the victim (of a proven crime) was somehow at fault, I wouldn't be able to stop myself from thinking just that. I wouldn't be able to stop myself from judging them. So I am really glad that I don't believe in karma, because it would tempt me into thinking (and maybe doing) awful things. But that's just me. Maybe I am that bad a person :shrug:
Once upon a time a man named William Buckland found a dinosaur that had been buried right here on Earth. The End. Do not judge a planet by it's atmosphere!
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