The letter of the week is K: Karma In modern Paganism, Karma is often interpreted slightly differently than as a law of cause and effect. Instead, it’s sometimes seen more as a cosmic payback. Do good things, and you’ll have good things happen to you. Treat people badly, and someday, Karma’s going to catch up with you, and respond accordingly. Much like the Wiccan rule of three and the Law of Attraction, Karma doesn’t always work in a way that we see as fair or just. If it did, people who are jerks would always have bad things happening to them. Those who are good and pleasant would be surrounded by nothing but good things. The fact is that – at least on the material plane – that’s not always the case. Some people try to see Karma as a variation on the law of physics - for every action, there is a reaction. It may be good, it may be bad, it may impact you now and it may impact you later, but it will indeed take place eventually. Many people prefer to look at Karma on a universal and metaphysical scale. Do good things for others? Awesome! If you don’t get good things in return this time around, you might have them happen in the next lifetime. ~Honu
Posted on: Tue, 18 Mar 2014 16:15:10 +0000
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