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writes:does anyone believe in karma? cos when i was 16 my mum kicked me out, due to me having a lot of problems and she couldnt cope, but we're closer than ever now.but i lived in 2 hostels at the time, first one was for only a month, and i got bullied just cos this girl was chavvy, and just didnt care where she ended up.. she and another one of her friends got into my room and basically ruined everything..and the second hostel i lived in, it was fine, just before i moved out, this girl stole my ipod and my brand new phone my dad had bought me, cos i was doing so well at college.but now.. one is pregnant, and the other has had a baby.. is it not a coincidence (?) that that has happend to them? im not saying it has ruined their lives but they could have had some more time surely? so is it me or is that weird? they both did something bad to me, and now its like i have my whole life before i settle down and have kids, them two dont now..i was just wondering if its karma.. and them two being really stupid. is it karma??
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 April 2010): Define karma? You have chosen to go to college and worked hard, and you are doing fine. They chose to be thieves and live such a lifestyle. Is anyone truly surprised that they have ended up this way? Im more concerned for the baby than her!
We choose our lives through our actions, even if we don't realize it. karma does not come from some equestrial being evaluating our actions and issuing just punishment/reward. We make karma just like we make luck. It can be hard to see at times, but that is life. They have earned this for themselves.
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reader, Laura1318  +, writes (19 April 2010):
 There is a universal law or Karma.Whether you believed it or not, it does not matter but it exist.
Everything comes back in a full circle. If you do wrong , you will get your just punishment.
You will reap what you sowed.
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reader, The Realist  +, writes (19 April 2010):
 I tend to make alot of jokes to my friends about karma but I don't know if I truely believe in it. I think it is more based on the fact that those people were will to take risks to steal so eventually you will take a risk and end up with the concequences.
Thats just the straight logic explaination but I do like to think that somewhere down the line bad people will have bad things happen to them and good actions will have some sort of future reward.
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