#aboutkarma

Karma is something that comes back to us, it’s timing is immaterial. It’s not something we can stop. On our part we must wait for it, it’s not for us to initiate.

The positive side to karma is that it does present itself, usually in the shape of something that’s said, that we hear but don’t consciously acknowledge at the time. Karma can help us anticipate an outcome on a problem we’ve been struggling with that comes good, that we didn’t think would.

In my own case it was something was mentioned around my birth that changed my thinking that unconsciously created a thought around my disability, which encouraged me to want to find out more. It is always up to us to understand karma, for us to be ready when karma presents. It doesn’t stay around for long.

Having continually lived with karmic debt, the experiences I’ve had to endure over the years to come through the other end, to be able to explore my own beliefs of separation as well as look at my feelings and emotions caused by them, are all part of my karmic debt.

My website is part of that equation too. There is no doubt that my website is part of my karmic journey. My writing allows me to explore my experiences and that helps me resolve them, to bring about spiritual truths and healing. But karma only comes when the circumstances fit, when karma is able to be served.

And as my experiences show, where the wrong people are protected, karma will always play second fiddle; and in those circumstances karma may never be served.