Yes this is how it really works
My thoughts and actions in this life shape how I am in my next
My genetics are merely those provided by the parents my profile chooses
My parents are those chosen to give me the best start in life for the lessons I have come to learn in this life
So in a very profound sense I am my own parent as I shape what I become in my new life
My genetic parents give me the start I need
My thoughts and actions now are what determine what happens to me in my new life
My previous thoughts and actions are what determine what I experience now
For the drunkard maybe drunken parents in the next life to experience what it is like to have drunken parents
What goes round coming round if you will
Karma in action
For those who were too busy to give their love or time to their children
They may well have parents in this life who are too busy to give them any attention or time either
And so it goes on karma is very accurate no one may pay for you
It is you alone who reap what you have sown
This is both for good and bad thoughts and deeds
More than half the world already understands that karma rules
Until 553ad Christians did too, when the Church elders decided to eliminate karma and reincarnation and replace it with their muddled teachings
If you look at these teachings they are rather incoherent but certainly there was nothing muddled or incoherent about the power and control it gave them
The absolution of sins is also a Christian idea, which again has nothing to do with the teachings of the founder
Be warned no one may give you absolution for anything you have done
No church no priest may absolve you contrary to current Christian teaching
Only you can undo what you have done
You pay your karma if not in this life then in the next or sometimes even later lives
You and you alone are responsible
Lie and cheat all you like
You pay
So dwell a little on this you are your own parent creating now what you will be and experience in the future
Yes life is not quite as simple as often portrayed in the West
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