The Path of Karma

You have probably heard about the numerous NDE stories of people who reported seeing visions of their life at certain moments. They describe it as someone just rolling out a screen in front of their eyes and flashing images from their childhood and adult life.

It was mostly a review of their relationships with family, loved ones, and other people. There was also a review of the important events, as well as good and bad experiences. These types of stories are often overlooked and forgotten, but each of these visions is some type of recorded information or data on everything that a person did during his or her lifetime.

All their thoughts and actions were recorded and stored in the energy field of other dimensions.

This saved information, often called Akashic records, can be accessed from anywhere at any time. The information is stored in another dimension called the Akasha. The Akasha is a higher dimension than the dimension we live in. The Akashic Records are a record of every thought, action, and event in the past, present, and future written on them. The Akashic records contain a history of every soul from the beginning of creation.

The energy field of each created being contains all the necessary information needed for its soul’s growth. The recorded information is used to determine what lessons the individual is destined to learn through his lifetime and where his soul will go next.

The primary goal of our souls is to evolve to a state of perfection. This type of work may require multiple lifetimes to achieve a desirable state. The process of a soul that exits the body and is then reborn again after spending some time in the heavenly realms is called reincarnation.

With each new reincarnation, a soul learns its own assigned lessons. Every soul that has been created from the beginning of time transmigrates after death, carrying the karmic debt from life just completed, into another life and lifetime of karmas.

Earth’s reincarnation cycle doesn’t last forever. It has a limited amount of time before the major transformation of energy, stars, and planets occurs. While Earth is almost in the 4th dimension, karma is becoming an event that manifests quickly.

Definition of Karma

The word karma means “action” in Sanskrit and is a part of the universal law of cause and effect. Any action a person takes sooner or later returns to him with the same impact.

According to Taoism, Hinduism, and Buddhism, karma is the sum of a person’s actions in this and previous states of existence, seen as deciding their fate in future existences.

In Hinduism, the karmic effect of a deed is not determined solely by the deed itself, but also by the nature of the person who committed the deed, and by the circumstances in which it was committed.

Karma is often depicted as the eight-spoked wheel and is called the karmic wheel of life.

However, the ancient type of symbol found at the ancient prehistoric site of Newgrange Ireland looks like a never-ending interlocking labyrinth of life.

It is the Triple Spiral symbol that originally comes from a neo-pagan Triple Goddess symbol. Its message is “we are born into the cycle, and get stuck in it.”

The earliest Upanishads explain why and how man is born, and what happens after death. Early theories of ancient Sanskrit documents include pancagni vidya (the five fire doctrine), devayana (the cycle-transcending path of the gods), and pitryana (the cyclic path of fathers).

Types of Karma

There is a difference between the actual karmic lessons and the things we do daily. Don’t assume that you experience the actual “karma” just by having a bad day at work or by dealing with the flu.

Karma is a long-term process that involves relationships and events necessary to learn lessons and experience things for personal growth.

“What we do with what is happening has nothing to do with karma. The way we are and the way we deal with things from our primal psychology, our behavior, is not karmic. We find ourselves in circumstances based on karma…karma defines the things that happen to us, but not the way we deal with what happens to us…”  from “As It Is” book by M. Young.

It can present itself as a pattern of struggles throughout your life journey such as a sequence of tragic events or unhealthy relationships. If you find yourself suffering from reoccurring afflictions, there might be unresolved issues in your past. Eventually, all this karmic debt gets attached to the person, and he has to carry it with him during his next reincarnation.

Figuring out your karmic debt helps you identify your karmic lessons and work on them. Below is a list of common types of karma that includes Prarabdha, Adhibhautika, Adhyatmika, and Adhidaivika.

Prarabdha and Adhibhautika

Prarabdha is created from the consequences of actions that people did in previous lifetimes. It is destined to play out in this present life. Adhibhautika is karma created by groups of people (i.e. by family, community, and nation).

Karma will be created when:

• Those who knowingly or unknowingly harm others due to their own false beliefs or by following the false beliefs of others.
• Those who knowingly or unknowingly harm others for their own selfish reasons (greed, hatred, etc.).
• Individuals in destructive relationships who abuse others (it also includes animal abuse).

Some suggest that we should forgive wrongdoers and their behaviors. But is it possible to forgive and forget all the damage that was done?

From a spiritual perspective, forgiveness is essential. When we tend to dwell in hatred or anger for many years, it can hold us back from moving forward.

From the reincarnation perspective, we would have to reincarnate into another lifetime and deal with these people again to break attachments. The physical bodies and roles will be different though.

Adhyatmika

Adhyatmika is a type of karma you create as an individual.

It happens when:

• Individuals who don’t listen to their intuition or gut feelings tend to get stuck in bad situations and/or traumatic events. You should always listen to your intuition, especially if you are a mother with children that need their mother’s protection.
• Individuals who live in an endless cycle of negativity tend to attract “bad luck.” They create an unwanted experience by making bad choices, attracting incompatible people and unhealthy relationships. By thinking negative/depressive thoughts, they can manifest undesirable outcomes. Low self-esteem can attract abusers.
• Bad habits very often result in negative outcomes such as smoking which can lead to cancer.

If you are dealing with this type of karma, let everything go and forgive all the negative people from your past. Fill your mind with positive thoughts and let the Creator God lead you in your path. Only God can guide you and help resolve your karma.

Practice the law of attraction, and it will attract the right people and positive results into your life. Learn to get rid of bad habits and unhealthy relationships. If you find yourself constantly helping others, helping yourself first is essential.

Adhidaivika

Adhidaivika is the cyclic destiny of the Earth itself and its natural forces (e.g. volcanoes, tornadoes, earthquakes). Many things in nature happen naturally, e.g. volcanoes erupt to form new land. However, nature often responds violently to man-made activities. It can make cause-and-effect disasters in entire cities or even countries.

With unhealthy karma, the individual has to go through a lot of trials, pain, and suffering. The Goddess Karma can bring the worst experience of emotional and physical pain, and, in some cases, it even leads to the near-death experience.

Once karma is resolved, it feels like the best thing in the world. Once the torment is over, life feels like bliss. Usually, the person will get some type of confirmation message in the form of signs or dreams of what has been accomplished and what lessons were learned.

Karma is a helpful reminder to follow the laws of the universe and God’s commandments. It teaches about love and the pain of separation. It also teaches about love and separation from the Creator.

Resolving Karma

Some people assume they can get rid of their karma by doing certain magical rituals, meditation or just making a wish. Unfortunately, it won’t work because karma can only be cleared by the will of the Creator.

According to some religious and philosophical teachings, suffering is actually beneficial for a soul’s growth. Once the soul reaches the state of Nirvana/Heaven, there will be no more suffering. They believe that only a few can master to shift their advanced or bad karma.

With karma, we learn to forgive ourselves and others, learn to be humble, be kind toward others, feel gratitude, get rid of fear, and stay positive. We learn about the difference between good and evil. This knowledge is necessary to move forward, choose good over evil, and have a good life. This knowledge will be stored inside our subconscious mind for eternity.

We create our own little “universe of reality” – a personal Mirror of Life that will reflect back our own creation. It reflects back on our life, our actions, our intentions, and our thoughts. Treat other people the way you want to be treated, and treating yourself, in the same manner, can help you to create a better reality. Good people will surely enjoy the reflection of their own reality in the end.

This is why the teachings of Jesus are essential as they provide a solution to all karma problems. His sacrifice on the cross creates a “shortcut” in the karmic path and breaks the endless cycle of death and rebirth. Also, those who do God’s will are supernaturally protected from harm. This is known as God’s seal of protection. No matter how hard your trials are, trust the Divine plan and ask for guidance.

Once all the lessons are learned, souls reach spiritual perfection and move on to a higher state of existence. They are no longer entangled in the karmic web; rather, they become an integral component of its global functioning. They become powerful beings who can let go of things that don’t help them grow spiritually.