When you had so much of sins done and something wrong happened, Is it karma?

Question

I know i have lots of sins but i can't understands why i'm in trouble on that day.

Answer 1

Sooner or Later, You're Dancin' With the Reaper
We are Karma Chameleons. While on Earth, you are living in the worlds of reincarnation and karma. Believe it or not, karma begins & ends with love. Karma begins to propel you as Soul on a personal journey through the universe. Karma ends when you have perfected yourself in your ability to love.

So What is Karma? As Soul you are eternal. You have past, present, and future lives. To grow in love, joy, and awareness, you reincarnate into a series of physical bodies to experience different existences. You have been or will be both sexes and all races, religions, and ethnic types throughout many lifetimes

Karma Defined: Karma means that "as you sow, so also shall you reap" in this and other lifetimes until you understand the complete consequences of all your actions. Karma is the principle of cause and effect, action and reaction, total cosmic justice and personal responsibility.

The 4 Different "Flavors" of Karma:
There are 4 different types of karma that you are always working on: ·

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Sanchita Karma: the accumulated result of all your actions from all your past lifetimes. This is your total cosmic debt. Every moment of every day either you are adding to it or you are reducing this cosmic debt.
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Prarabdha Karma: the portion of your "sanchita" karma being worked on in the present life. If you work down your agreed upon debt in this lifetime, then more past debts surface to be worked on.
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Agami Karma: the portion of actions in the present life that add to your "sanchita" karma. If you fail to work off your debt, then more debts are added to "sanchita" karma and are sent to future lives.
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Kriyamana Karma: daily, instant karma created in this life that is worked off immediately. These are debts that are created and worked off - ie. you do wrong, you get caught and you spend time in jail

"Resistance is Futile": As Soul, you experience a constant cycle of births and deaths into a series of bodies until you have learned all the spiritual lessons that the totality of all experiences have to teach you. Until you have learned, you will find that "resistance" to the rules of karma is "futile".

The Rules of Karma Governing Life on Earth

#1: KARMA TEACHES BY EXPERIENCE AND NOT TO PUNISH

Although it may often "feel" like punishment, the purpose of karma is to teach not to punish. Often the way we learn "the best" is to endure the same type of suffering that we have inflicted on others. For example, I remember little of my life as a City Commander in ancient Constantinople where I killed many without mercy, often with little justification. Yet, I remember vividly the life where I repaid that karma by being slaughtered by an Indian during the Martin's Hundred massacre. Believe me, I learned the lesson of mercy in the final terrifying moments of the massacre.

#2: WE ARE ALL HERE TO LEARN LESSONS TAUGHT BY KARMA

We are all here to learn lessons as "spiritual beings in human form". These lessons are designed to help us grow into greater levels of love, joy, and awareness. They teach us to "choose love at every moment", to "forgive everyone, everything", and to "live happy". Where we do not choose love, show forgiveness, teach tolerance, or display compassion, karma intervenes to put us back on the path of these lessons. Quite simply, the only way to achieve a state of karmic balance is to be love.

#3: WE "FORGET" ABOUT KARMA TO SEE IF WE HAVE LEARNED

Before we came, we agreed to put ourself in the path of all that is we needed to learn. Once we got here, we agreed to "forget" this. The purpose of "forgetting" is to keep us from being overwhelmed by the totality of our past while making sure that we have really learned our lessons. For example, having been a General in many lifetimes, I tended to treat others in a domineering manner. In this life, I put myself into my situations where humility would have served me better than being "the dictatorial General". Only when I overcame this "problem" and learned my lesson did I understand why I had put myself into those karmic places.

#4: KARMA IS IMPERSONAL, LOGICAL, AND PREDICTABLE

Karma gives you the opportunity at every moment to become open to greater levels of love and compassion. It operates impersonally: applying to everyone, all the time, no exceptions. It is very logical: what you sow is what you reap in exact and precise measure. Karma is as predictable as the laws of gravity: what is done to you is the net result of what you have done to others.

#5: KARMA IS PERFECTLY FAIR AND CREATES TOTAL JUSTICE

For example, there are no "innocent" people in prison, they are there for a reason. If they appear "innocent" in this life, it is because they were "guilty" in a past life and "got away with it". The "innocent" feel "cheated" now because they cannot see the cause of this life was the effect of a past life when they were "guilty".

#6: KARMA MAKES US LINK OUR ACTIONS WITH THEIR RESULTS

The cause of this life is always the effect of a past life(s). The goal of karma is to ensure that we link our actions (the cause) with their results (the effect). "It is the loving God which helps each Soul develop it's highest spiritual potential through experience." It is our experience which teaches us the Law of Love.

#7: KARMA TEACHES US TOTALLY RESPONSIBILITY

The goal of karma is to give you all the experiences that you need to evolve into greater levels of love, joy, awareness, and responsibility. Karma teaches that you are totally responsible for the circumstances of your life. Karma is like "training wheels". They keep you on the straight and narrow until you have mastered your vehicle and can ride freely on your own.

#8: KARMA TEACHES US LOVE AND COMPASSION FOR ALL

"See that you are at the center of the universe... Accept all things as being part of you... When you perceive that an act done to another is done to yourself... you understand the great truth." Tolerance opens the door to compassion and love.

#9: KARMA DRIVES US TO WHOLENESS AND UNITY WITH LIFE

Karma drives us from oneness to wholeness to unity with life. Karma forces us to look beyond ourselves (oneness) so that we can see ourselves as we truly are (wholeness or Self Realization). Once we truly understand ourselves, we can see our divinity (God Realization) and our unity with all life.

#10: KARMA DRIVES US TO SERVICE AND THEN TO LOVE

Karma drives us to service. Service - co-workership with God - is the ulitmate expression of love. Love means service: service is your choice. Once you accept total responsibility for your life, you see yourself as Soul in service to life. Once you do, you become a fully realized co-worker with God.

#11: UNDERSTANDING KARMA IS THE KEY TO HARMONY

"Belief in karma ought to make the life pure, strong, serene, and glad. Only our own deeds can hinder us; only our own will can fetter us. Once let us recognize this truth, and our liberation has struck. Nature cannot enslave the Soul that by wisdom has gained power and uses both in love."

#12: FOR ANY QUESTION, LOVE IS ALWAYS THE ANSWER

Karma shows us that for any question love is the answer. "Love is our birthplace, our final refuge, and our reason for being. If we recognize that compassion and love are the ultimate destination of our journey, the heart of the universe responds."



Love & Blessings
Milly

Answer 2

In a way...... sins are usually ascociated with the Christian traditions...You haven't mentioned if you are Christian so I'll assume that this is the case.....

I am a Buddhist so I don't use the word sin so much as bad Action...its no real problem to use this word...after all its just a word....but proper use of terms is important as some words carry connotations or meanings which are unintended. In this case...sin...carries with it the meaning of forgiveness...in Buddhism...there is Action and consequence...in Christianity...there is sinning and after a confession ...forgive me if I misinterpret the rules.....is automatic forgiveness...buddhists don't sin they Act badly...which Causes Bad Consequences...which Causes Bad Feelings and you experience suffering....

Cause leading to an after Effect of Suffering then is the basis of Karma....every Action we do has a Karmic Effect which is why it is so important for Buddhists to do positive or good Actions so that it promotes good Karma. This a central Teaching.

It is my understanding that Christian Doctrine does not include Karmic Effect because it negates the Sacraments including Confession....so I find it very interesting that you mention it and seek answers for your experiences in Karma....

Karma is often misunderstood by other Faiths to mean Bad Things Happen because I Did something wrong....This is Not the way it works at all....bear with me and I'll explain Action and Consequence......

Firstly Karma is not a Thing....Karma is a cycle...just like any system the cycle is ongoing...it doesn't respond to single events by giving rewards or punishment or retribution or vengeance....

Karma is the sum af all of your experiences...All of them including your past Lives...these experiences are the result of choices we have made....these choices have consequences which create further experiences for us which give us feelings some good, some bad...it is therefore a consequence of our Actions which determine our future happiness and this experience will therefore affect others around us....do you follow...?

In a way then, you are right, but Karma has not reacted to your sins and punished you....instead your decisions in your past , which caused you to sin have resulted in your present experience of unhappiness ...do you understand better now...?The reasons for you to be in trouble on a particular day is due to other people reacting straight away to your decisions and Actions....Karma does not Cause people to be in trouble, nor does Karma punish as it is an ongoing process not a thing which punishes.......Is that clearer...?

I hope that I have cleared this misinterpretation....it is a sometimes difficult concept for people because people tend to think of Karma as somebody or something which rewards or punishes....this is a wrong view....OK...?

Peace my friend...from a Buddhist....in the season of joy..

Answer 3

It's just a really bad day.

9/11 victims ALL did not deserve to die on that day. Everyone in that building had more or less of their own levels of karma, so...

Answer 4

time and tide waite for no man.
i was what it was.ust have to carry on or else you will think What If. great men have spent there life woundering What If. just try to be a better human being. dont have to try to change the whole world ust do little thing without expecting anything in returne.

Answer 5

You reap what you sew. I believe we have to suffer consequences for our sins rather than be punished by God. As far as Karma goes: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you

Answer 6

Just Bad luck

Answer 7

when one commits sin, it opens a window for the devil to come in and play havoc in that person's life. sometimes, he is so suttle you don't even know that its him.

Answer 8

of course not