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Originally Posted by EroticySteve
I look to it for the positive side. I wish no harm on anyone, even if they had wronged me. The concept of Karma suggests that you don't need to wish ill on someone who has wronged you. It will happen.
I'm so good to all that I've got Karma to burn. I plan on keeping a very hefty reserve of Karma on tap.
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"Every mindful of the 'Rule of Three'"
Whatever you do comes back to you threefold. If you do good, it comes back three times. If you do ill...watch out.
Philosophies differ as to *when* the Karma returns...some say in this incarnation; some say in the next.
Some would say that this thread does no harm to the person under discussion. I, personally, would not like to think that my actions caused such a large group of people to discuss me like this.
Oddly, he gave me a gift. He screamed at me once via telephone for half an hour. It was absolutely brutal. It was a time in my life, a very bad time long gone, where I had to just sit and take it. I needed the damned job and couldn't tell him to go fuck himself. That phone call taught me what it was like to be a man supporting a family. No matter what your supervisor says or does to you, you have to take it. You don't have any choice. I learned what my husband's life had always been like. It's a good lesson for a woman to learn.
Please don't misunderstand. I'm not defending the bastard. This is more of a comment on Karma, both my husband's and my own. We both must have done something good for that to have happened to me. I understand my husband better and he's married to a woman who knows what a man has to take to support his family.