It's only Karma

The other day, one of my friends wrote me something very interesting. Hopefully It won't be difficult to follow. Bo said, "Karma is the package of past experience and future expectation that a person builds up. Intense emotions, fears, mistakes, embarrassment, and all the million/billion interlocking associations both sensible and non-sensical. It will draw us to some things by associations that invite us to repeat pleasurable sensations or repell us from others that have caused pain or unpleasant confusion.

The further we go, the more enormous our karma grows and add to the mix karma from past lifetimes along with this lifetime and the plot thickens. Karma can be discovered and to some extent understood by a process we call meditation. It involves calming the mind and body while awake and open to receive whatever from our deeper selves.

Every memory we have of a failure, creates a negative charge in our karma. Every time we screwed something up, part of us stores up a memory of the experience and works to avoid repetition."

That was a good jumping off point for me. The idea or realization that negative memory can influence karma is very powerful. Our thoughts and feelings have the capacity to create emotional and psychological "set-points" within us and I seen where I've attracted or manifested my set-point at a given moment.

If I want to change my life for the better, I have to deal with my programming (my past and present). I may have to change the way that I've seen some things. But in changing the way I have seen things, I can then change my emotional set points. In changing my thoughts, psychology and set points, I then influence my karma. In the end this has the capacity to change my overall life experience.

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Namaste'

Jaye Morris, Curator
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