MY THREE POSITIVES
1. Walking in the forest, the rain reveals the smells
2. I’ve practically stopped wasting time watching TV crap; everything is spent on studying
3. I found myself in a difficult situation, applied the algorithm, and it helped. Yoga principles in life.
if something happens to a person and it’s not clear why, they say it’s karma.
But wait, he didn’t seem to do anything that could lead to these consequences?
This means karma from a past life.
At the same time, we do not remember a past life and cannot check what happened there.
It turns out to be such a universal explanation, it happened because there was something that you don’t remember and can’t check.
You can offer other options, for example, that life is a set of situations in which we need to somehow prove ourselves in order to improve some skill or pass a test. Then it will not be the result of our past actions, but some kind of training program. And this also cannot be verified.
I am not against the concept of karma and I do not deny the cause-and-effect relationship, even from a past life. My point is that such a universal excuse reduces the ability to analyze and draw conclusions. In any incomprehensible situation, blame everything on karma?