Reverse Karma

Too me, karma's just BS.
The universe works in different ways that no one will under stand. A random cycle of life.

If karma is an imaginary force, how would being a bad person make things worse? I don't mean being a criminal, of course that could make things worse. I mean living life solely looking out for yourself. Your logic seems self-defeating.

"Random cycle" is contradictory.

There's countless of people out there who've written books trying to understand why bad things happen to good people. You may call it a test, if you want, or you can simply relegate it to luck and the inherent randomness of the universe. I don't believe there's such a thing as reverse karma. But I'd like to believe that if you do more good than bad to other people, the same will happen to you.

...I meant being a criminal, which you've conceded would indeed make things worse.

However, if you want a reason why one ought not look out solely for them self: there's the fact that we've evolved as social creatures and in order to thrive it is in our best interests to help each other. There's the fact that when I look out solely for myself I end up alienating others that I would enjoy having the company of. There's the fact that looking out solely for myself almost has a necessary moral logical conclusion of BECOMING a criminal.

None of that has to do with some invisible force in the universe that punishes bad actions and rewards good actions, just the purely natural consequences for immediate actions.

Human mind is a powerful thing. If you belive you are the unluckiest human in the world, everything will seem that you have the worst luck. Future can't be decided by karma. Actions decide, what path you walk. Some of them are like climbing a mountain, some like highways. Anyway, look here:


In every bad thing, there is something good. And in every good thing, there is something bad.

I always try to look for the good parts in bad things. Besides, im always prepared for the worst, so i can look something positive in it.