The memory of the soul is known as karma. Karma is long standing and can tart in prior lives. In fact, our current life course is often determined by other, earlier lifetimes in which things were left unfinished. The things we failed to make right in previous lives will often present themselves again and again in this life. When the situation I unpleasant it is lingering karma that we can resolve and reverse. To erase the energy that is carried over we must acknowledge the properties of past life karma that are explained below.
No Expiration Date
Karma I carried as luggage from life to life. Unlike real luggage it I never lost which mean at some point you must sort through what I inside. Without even making the realization, you could have karma collected from past lives. When you unpack this baggage, you can confront the karma and lighten your load.
No Coincidences
We all have people that come into our lives for a reason. In fact, everyone in your life is there for a reason. While we do have free will to stay around someone or walk away, karma will overpower if this person needs to be around.
Karmic relationships will play out regardless of what we want. Acknowledge each person’s role in your life so that is settle, good or bad, and you can move forward.
Becoming What You Have Done
Karma is often trivialized as what goes around comes around, but it is more expansive. There is both positive and negative karma in life. Our actions in past lives will be played out in current or future lives. If we steal, we will be stolen from, but if we are giving, we will be given to over time.
Role Reversal
Karma can cause us to reincarnate in reverse manners. A parent could have been your child previously. Souls can also switch genders. The position shift is based on karmic need to repair or heal through the changing roles. Those you know in this life may have had a different impact in past lives.
Karma Repeats
Karma repeats itself to teach you to take new actions to achieve different results. If the same things seem to happen in life repeatedly, inspect your choices and make changes. This honest introspection can be tough, but don’t be afraid. Once you recognize what needs changed, you can get started in modifying your behaviors to end the karmic patterns.
We cannot ignore that past life karma is present in our current lives. Start working up the courage to unpack your karmic luggage and get rid of what should not be stored there. This can change your destiny for many lives to come.
‘Becoming What You Have Done’—that sounds both profound and frightening. Is there any escape from past mistakes? If so, where’s the portal? Asking for a friend!
‘Karma can cause us to reincarnate in reverse manners’? This sounds like a convoluted way to justify poor choices. Shouldn’t accountability lie with the individual rather than some cosmic force?
This article serves as a compelling reminder of how interconnected our actions are across lifetimes. It’s not merely about consequences; it’s about growth and transformation.
‘Role Reversal’—does that mean my cat was once my boss in a previous life? If so, that explains so much about her attitude!
An enlightening exploration of karma! The notion that our past lives influence our current experiences adds a profound layer to self-reflection and personal growth.
‘Role Reversal’? Does this mean we might have been playing different roles in previous lives? That could explain why my ex keeps showing up as my barista!
“So you’re saying I could have been a regal queen in a past life? No wonder I demand such high standards for my coffee!”
While I appreciate the philosophical inquiry, this piece seems to lack empirical evidence. Can we truly assert that past lives influence our current existence? I remain unconvinced.
Ah yes, karma—nature’s way of ensuring you can’t escape your mistakes. Good luck unpacking those bags; they must be quite heavy by now!
‘Karma repeats itself?’ Sounds like a glitch in the matrix! Maybe we need better algorithms for our life choices instead of relying on metaphysical explanations.
‘No expiration date’ on karma is quite thought-provoking. One must wonder if this makes us eternal students in the school of life—always learning and re-learning our lessons.
The assertion that relationships are dictated by karmic ties invites an interesting debate on free will versus fate. Are we merely puppets in a cosmic play, or do we possess agency in our connections?
‘Karma repeats itself?’ That’s reassuring! At least I know what to expect from my endless cycle of bad luck. Sign me up for the next reincarnation lottery!
While the idea of karma is intriguing, I find it hard to accept such metaphysical claims without empirical evidence. It seems more like philosophy than fact.
‘Unpacking karmic luggage’? Great, just what I need—more baggage in my already crowded life! Maybe I should start charging for storage space!
This article beautifully encapsulates the profound intricacies of karma. It’s refreshing to see such a nuanced perspective on a concept often oversimplified. Truly enlightening!
‘Karma has no expiration date’? Sounds like my gym membership! But seriously, if only unpacking emotional baggage was as simple as sorting through old luggage.
The connection between karma and reincarnation is intriguing. However, it raises questions about the moral implications of our actions across lifetimes. Are we prisoners of our pasts, or can we break free?
‘Prisoners of our pasts’ is an interesting notion, but perhaps it’s more about understanding and evolving from those experiences rather than being shackled by them.
I appreciate your point, but if we view life through the lens of karma, isn’t it possible that our choices are indeed influenced by past actions? It’s an intricate dance between predestination and free will.