Karma and Energy...

Karma, a cycle of cause and effect or in a stricter meaning: action. A collection of past, future and present experiences, which makes each individual responsible for his/her own life, actions and the happiness or pain they cause to others… the basic ethics of Karma is to behave responsibly.

We can take it one step further and talk about energy. We all have an energy signature that is visible to others and can be good or bad. That signature, our own vibe is apparent every time we come in contact with another person. Some of us choose to call it a feeling when it’s actually pure energy, a frequency we send. So all the bad or good feelings we get when we meet someone are results of reading that persons energy field.
When the energy is negative, we get a warning in terms of a feeling and we don’t like the person that exudes the negative energy. On the other side of the spectrum, we meet people we immediately connect with, we like them, we want to be around them to share our experiences and thought, they are the good energy people.

Energy and Karma are closely related… we can’t have one without the other… Our Karma dictates our energy and most of the time the line separating the two gets blurred and they become one and the same…

A friend of mine believes that everything in life happens in cycles. We go through our life opening and closing chapters.
Our actions between each chapter dictate a positive or negative outcome, which then translate into the energy we carry. In a more karmic explanation, if we do good things, good things will happen to us. The same is true for the opposite; if we go through our life taking advantage of people and harming others, bad things will happen to us in return.

Overall an interesting concept in today’s society as it makes the daily race to the top even more complicated. Finding ways to reach our goals and maintaining a positive energy, it’s sure to make things more challenging.
We are surrounded by fake people, some with uncanny ability to mask their true nature through charm. It doesn’t last long however, according to Sigmund Freud “We leak the truth from every pore." Fake people get discovered sooner or later. If someone pretends to be that which they are not, they will very quickly find themselves with fewer friends, connections and opportunities to meet interesting and fun people.
We are also surrounded by good people, they are bit harder to find as they don’t employ charms and fake talents to blur our vision and capture our interest. But they are there and we need more of them in our world.

I will leave you with a quote from one of my favorite authors Nikos Kazantzakis "Since we can't change reality, let us change the eyes which see reality"

Until next time, let’s hope for more love, kindness, respect and consideration from all…