Do you agree with this karma principle I came up with?

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe when you are secretive, humble, and do not aim to draw praise or esteem to yourself, that God makes your life easier by reducing your burden and work load in life.

And when you engage in attention seeking behaviour designed to fatten your own ego and not to bring glory to God or to guide those who are lost and needing advice in a way that makes their life better, that God adds to your burden and increases your work load in life.

Now some people are positioned in places of attention to minister to others such as righteous political leaders, honourable celebrities, and social teachers put in position for God's kingdom, and these people will not be punished, if they use their attention for God's honour and not their own recognition and esteem by other human beings.

Amal Clooney used her relationship with George Clooney to bring attention to downtrodden victims of legal injustice and to help the poor and voiceless find affirmation and dignity using her celebrity endorsement influences to give them legal aid.

Gandhi used his celebrity status to end the killing in India before he was murdered by an angry psychopath.

So not all honour is selfish or driven by pride and ego.

[Xawyx-2]

When it comes to karma, I think being modest or humble can eventually bring you positive energy.

Egotism and pride usually bring negative energy.

Naturally, some actions are neutral (not good, but not bad either).

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[BonzoInBitburg]

It's 100% true. If you want to be rich, you need to be humble and generous first and then making money will be easy.

[whiskeyontherocks]

While it is a common belief no I do not believe in your karma principle.
There’s to many examples that don’t pan out.

[SweetDripp]

I think it's a fool's game to think you understand God's motivation

[chenyu]

Sometimes I believe