RE: Debunking the myth of the Karmma
January 19, 2011 at 4:23 pm
(This post was last modified: January 19, 2011 at 4:41 pm by Rain Wilber.)
(July 5, 2009 at 3:15 am)Ephrium Wrote: Karmma is one of the central premise of Buddhism. Without Karmma Buddhism almost falls apart totally...
If you have more proofs add too.
If I go over to your house, right now, and kill you,
Most likely:
someone you know,
would get angry at me,
and pursue a course of action,
that would soon lead to my own experience of pain
that is just most likely,
but not necessarily true,
because it depends on:
who you know
and
those peoples desire to punish the person who caused you pain.
but it also depends on:
how forgiving the other people involved are
(which would determine their part of their own karmic experience
- i.e. being more forgiving, is good karma)
so at some level, it does appear that there is a reality to karma.
Finally:
by having the least beliefs,
you would be creating the least karma,
which would be the most peaceful state of mind
(i.e. best karma; if you believed in karma)
but there must be some basic karma beliefs,
such as less killing from me,
means I personally will witness less killing (theoretically).