30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 4 Karma Principles Governing Life on Earth (Part 2) 1. Karma trains with experience, not with punishment Although it may seem like a punishment, the goal is to teach karma rather than to punish it. Often, the best way we learn is to endure the same kind of suffering that we have entered into others. 2. We are all here to learn lessons that Karma remembers. We are all here to learn lessons as spiritual beings in a human form. These lessons are designed to help us grow into higher levels of love, pleasure and vigilance. These lessons teach us to "always choose love", "forgive everyone" and "live happily". When we can not choose love, forgiving ourselves, teach or tolerate patience. 3. We "forget" karma to see if we have learned. Before we enter this world, we have agreed to put ourselves on the path to everything we need to learn. When we arrived here, we agreed to "forget it". The purpose of "forgetting" is not to worry about the comprehensiveness of the past, and at the same time to make sure that we learned our lessons. 4. The karma is impersonal, rational, and predictable. Karma gives you the opportunity to embrace higher levels of love and affection. Karma acts impersonal: it applies to all, always and without exception. It is very logical: what you take is exactly the size you plant. The karma is as predictable as the rules of gravity: what has happened to you is the net result of what you have left to others. 5. Karma is completely fair and generates public justice. Any situation that appears to be unfair is precisely in the position of reincarnation. For example, today there are no innocent people in jail, all of them would be there for some reason. If they look innocent in their lives, this is because they have been guilty of their past lives. They can not understand that the cause of this life has been the impact of their past lives that have been guilty. 6. Karma causes our actions to be related to its aftermath. The cause of this life is always the impact of past life. The goal of the karma is to make sure that our actions (cause) are related to its consequences (impression-effect). It is our experience that teaches us the law of love. 7. Karma teaches us responsibility. The goal of Karma is to give us all the experience we need to get to the higher levels of love, pleasure, vigilance and accountability. Karma teaches us that we are responsible for all our circumstances, whether past, present or future.