Can you get a good life by changing your karma / payback?

[jennifer_bloom]

My experience with people both online and in real life, is that your rewards are determined by your behaviour and not your situation - I know people who seem to have everything that are miserable and I know people who have very little that are happy, it’s karma and not how many cars or chocolates you can afford.

[anon171999]

Yes, good karma leads to a better life. However it doesn't mean you don't have to face certain tests and learn certain things. Everyone is on Earth to learn certain things they chose to before coming. So even if you don't have much bad karma, you still have to face challenges until you learn the lesson (s) those challenges were designed to teach you.

From what I've observed, the more on point you are in your life, the more quickly your bad karma manifests and you experience bad things. Which is why you often don't see some people's bad karma manifesting for a long time.

Also, the more advanced your soul is the higher standard you are held to. Which means if you are more advanced, your karma is stronger and more immediate. That's why some people can experience bad karma financially for small mistakes in life. Meanwhile many billionaires and millionaires do absolutely horrific things to other people and don't experience bad karma in the way of it impacting their finances. That's because they are less evolved.

[NotTacocaT6969]

Doing good things does not guarantee good things will happen to you.


But it does guarantee you will not have a guilty conscience getting in the way of your success.

[coachTanthony]

All I can say is revenge is petty so I count on Karma. Karma never loses an address.

[Agape93]

Nope, because karma doesn't exist. You change your life by virtue of living.

[SweetTwistedSatanist]

It sure seems that way although I like to roll the dice every now and then. But I've been sweet.

[es20490446e]

A jewel cannot not shine.

[LemiaOfThunder]

Maybe

[Mei_Hua]

Of course