Quotes About Karma

Love what you have. Need what you want. Accept what you receive. Give what you can. Always remember, what goes around, comes around!

Love and Karma should be sisters, because they're both bi...es.

I believe that my life's gonna see the love I give returned to me.

I have a theory that while a man might not always get the wife he wants or needs, he always gets the wife he deserves.

God pays back debts without money.

What goes around comes around. How true those words were.

karma just means action, in Buddhist terms to act out of an intention conditioned by external and internal conditions, which in turn will have a certain result and will leave a certain imprint.

Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don't.

These Souls with great Material Possessions were allowed this because of Past Good Works in their Previous Life, but now feel there is no need for Spiritual Progress. They are too easily forgetting why they were granted this Material Wealth in the first place. Therefore we must stop them from accumulating more Material Gains to Guide them back to the right path.

In a medical context, such an etiology can mean that some Hindus would welcome suffering rather than try to alleviate it. Palliative care, for example, may not be desirable if the Hindu believes that her suffering is the expression and manifestation of p?pa (demeritorious) karma. A Hindu may believe that relieving suffering may merely delay the manifestation of p?pa karma. The relief, then, would only be temporary and may even incur more p?pa and prolong or intensify the inescapable.

Broadly speaking, all of the philosophical and religious schools extant in India, other than the Charvaka (materialist skeptic) and Abrahamic ones, shared a belief in the mechanism of karma, that one's actions in earlier lives affected both one's rebirth as well as the events that are to occur in one's future lives.

Though the schools and traditions of Hinduism differ widely on the origins and precise function of these mechanisms of karma and sa?s?ra, they all agree that they exist. They also all share an interest in ending this seemingly endless cycle and this desire is their raison d'être.

Jains, in contrast, believe that karma is a physical particle that floats about and is attracted to sentient beings, depending on their actions and their intentions.

Life is like an echo! when you give something, it comes back to you many, many times.

Providence turns the wheels of destiny.

People thought there was this huge chasm between life and death, but really there was nothing. Not when you had a gun. You could end someone in the blink of an eye. With the twitch of a finger. Before you even knew what happened. And the world didn't stop like everyone probably thought it did. It just kept right on spinning. It didn't give a shit about your karma or your act of violence.

Being aware that everything that could possibly happen happened to her somewhere, in some life, kind of absolved her a little from decisions.

killing is not a stone you throw away, it is a boomerang that comes back and gets you on the head.

In response the Sun asserted that Bennett's "only chance of dying an upright man will be that of hanging perpendicularly upon a rope.")

The basis lies in the idea that if you're kind to others, good things will happen to you.

Your mind and your luck determine your destiny!

Because karma, you know what they say about that. (They use a swear word.)

Confirmando o ditado: a vingança não se serve. apenas serve.

Old saying, 'What goes around comes around.' You could have avoided ALL this turmoil IF YOU had only played fair.