Tag: Karma

The Law of Karma

We hear this term a lot, and there’s a whole bunch of videos on YouTube now that deal with instant Karma (some are kind of funny), but what is Karma, and what do we know about it?

Astrologically speaking, energy that manifests in relation to karma can be found in the 12th House. The 12th House is ruled by Pisces and it’s the natural home of Neptune. The dark waters of the 12th House have always had a mysterious and mystical mystique about them, but we do seem to know something for sure.

If you’re trying to understand or figure out the rewards and punishments you receive, the 12th House is where you’d go, and because the 12th and 6th houses are locked in polarity, you can look to the 6th for issues pertaining to service. When we’re talking about service, it doesn’t only have to mean service to others; it can mean service to yourself and routines connected with health, service to God or your faith, or how you preform on the job or at work.

So what is Karma? Well, Karma has its roots in Central Asia, however, the doctrine of Karma and reincarnation was established in Hindu Religion and Hindu Astrology, which began in 5000 BC, or 7,024 years ago. You see, you cannot talk about Karma without talking about reincarnation because they go hand in hand, but here in the Western World, there is no doctrine for either.

So, we have to dig a little for the truth. That’s nothing new, right?

Karma is the journey of the soul through various lives, which are called incarnations. The law of Karma is inevitable and binding. That means we cannot escape it. It’s binding like a contract.

It’s important to mention Jesus at this point because it was on the cross during his crucifixion that Jesus said, “It is done, all debts are paid.” So, while your belief in Jesus might save you from the need of balancing your Karma, I don’t think we’re exempt from the rewards and punishments our own actions bring upon us. Or, maybe we are.

Anyway, I digress, but there is balancing act involved here that I’ll get to in a minute.

So, in the belief that we live in a completely moral universe, you should be mindful that what you say, what you do, and how you treat yourself and others, will at some point be mirrored back to you. The Universe is the judge, and it doesn’t discriminate. It might not be today, it might not be tomorrow or next year, but eventually, it will.

You must be pure of heart and sincere in your actions.

Karma is connected to the soul, and both are connected to reincarnation because the belief is that this life and all the others you might’ve lived were really about the maturation and evolution of the soul. It has been said that we’re are spiritual entities looking for a human experience.

Your soul, based on its Karma and the specific experiences it needed to have in order to learn and grown, picked your body specifically. It picked you for your parents, your childhood home and environment, your skin color, and your gender.

The real you is what others can’t see, but that’s the whole trick. You’re appearance alone will create experiences.

When it comes to balancing Karma, we move on to to topic of ascension. In order to achieve ascension, you must balance 51% of your Karma. That’s not easy to do. I think there has only been 72 known ascended masters throughout the entire history of the human race.

Alright everyone, enjoy your Sunday.

It’s beautiful here in Pennsylvania; blue skies and 75 degrees.

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Karma and Life Lessons

I don’t know if it’s because my Lifepath is 9, or what, but I really feel like my feet are being held to the fire when it comes to karmic lessons.

This whole thing starts with the realization that you, by your choices, and actions, are ultimately responsible for the development of your life.

Here I am, almost twenty years out of college, and I’ve had jobs in every field imaginable, except the one I earned a bachelor’s in.

During that twenty years I always had a reason for why that was happening, but today, finally today, I said to myself, “Football was the only reason why I went to college. Never once did think about a career or what I would do after graduation.”

So, should I be that shocked or disappointed I’ve been bouncing from one job to the next? No.

I wasn’t the greatest football player that ever played the game. I was good, I was dedicated, and I loved the game. Therefore, I did what I had to do to play, and I did what I had to do academically to remain in school so I could continue playing.

This tells me that when I make a decision to do something, I do it.

Someone said to me today, I love what I do for a living.

I said, “I do to, I just have to figure out how to get paid for doing it.”

It’s actually not football though, now it’s writing. Writing is my love and passion, but I do it in my spare time because I have to pay bills.

Enough about me though. Did you ever feel like you wanted something so bad, but unless you did something else, which is something that’s going to take real effort, you’re not going to get what you want?

It’s like, you want this, but before you can have this, that has to be done first. And you know in the back of your mind, that that has to be done, but you’re trying everything possible to avoid doing that.

And the universe is saying, “Nope. No way. Not today. Not yet. Not here. Not now.”

Lifepath 9, is not just the end of the road. It’s also the beginning of a new road.

Nothing just ends, nature is cyclical.

Are you a 9 path feeling the constant theme in your life that you can never have what you want, you can never get used to something, you can never have something to call your own, you can never get comfortable..

Well, that’s the 9. Rolling with change and embracing new beginnings, the end of a cycle that begins anew..

At some point though, we’re going to have to grab on to one of those endings, and make the new beginning our own.