Karma Most of the Time,

¶ … Karma

Most of the time, I would like to do good things to others and I am afraid of doing bad things or things that may cause harm to them. The reason for this is not because I wanted to be a good person or that I am so kind that's why incapable of being bad. My main reason instead is because I believe in "karma." Karma, as you may have known, is the state of harvesting what you have planted. This means that if I do good things to you, good things will also come to me soon. On the other hand, if I do bad things to you, soon I will get the bad things I deserve. I believe in such. You can call the good returns as rewards, also called as "good karma"; and the bad returns as punishments, also called as "bad karma." believe in "karma" and I can compare it to how most parents are to their children. Funny you may say, but it's true. Remember a time in your childhood days when you did something good that made your parents smile and praise you? Then the next day you received from them something that you really want, say a toy or an ice cream? or, remember a time when you did something really bad that made your parents so mad that they spank you and shut you in your room? Well, my dear friends, "karma" works the same. It sees through all the things that we do, and then it makes a judgment whether we deserve a reward or a punishment.

I can remember so many instances in my life where "karma" has worked its way, both in good things and bad things that I did. In those instances, I did not intend to do the good things and bad things though. I just realize that I did when "karma" rewards or punishes me. But don't say that "karma" doesn't work to reward or punish all the time. it's not what I mean. I still believe that "karma" works all the time. Maybe I haven't realized it yet. But what I have realized, based on my experiences, is that "karma" works fast when on unintended good or bad things. That's why because of this, I tend to be afraid to be bad to others because I am scared of getting a bad "karma."