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Interpretation of karma and karma

I asked AI etc. about karma, and they were told that it didn't mean that what was done strictly would come back.

For example, when the Spanish flu and tuberculosis were prevalent, I think it was a state where it spread even though the person had no malice.

However, if what you did strictly comes back, I think it means that if you pass it on to someone else, it can't be helped even if it's passed on from someone else.

However, I was told by AI that malice and intention are involved in karma.
Conversely, if you can't do anything, you have nothing to do...

I'm also complicated myself and I'm causing trouble to others, so I'm really curious, could you tell me about it?

4 Zen Responses

The dividing road of karma.

Nice to meet you. My name is Hirofumi (Kobun).

How was it interpreted about karma
I can't see it very well,
Basically, speaking of acts that are not accompanied by the person's will or motives
If that intention is good, it naturally becomes a good thing to do
I think it's okay to think about it.
Conversely, acts done without offense, even if praised by people around you for being beneficial to people in the world, still give birth to bad karma next as bad behavior.

What is the way of thinking about karma
Is it OK to apply it to events that occurred unexpectedly
I think you need to be careful.

It's just a matter of being close to the movement of the person's heart
It is for determining the cause and effect of daily actions
I don't think it's necessarily a story about the law where what you do comes back to you.
What if it's like a law
Everything you do with good intentions should produce good results.
But that's not the case.

Speaking of which, if you have caught a cold, you think it's unavoidable for someone else to pass it on.
I think the dividing line of karma is what kind of intentions Lotto already has at this point.

It's a story called “It can't be helped even if someone else passes it on.”
What if Mr. Nitto starts here
“It takes effort on your part, but not all colds can be prevented.”
Let's say you think about it.
Next

→ ① ・Let's have the feeling that each other is cared for.

→ ② ・Next I don't mind if I pass it on to someone else.

Depending on whether the heart heads towards ① or ②
The consequences that are happening are changing. Let's just say that the story development is changing.

In that sense, including the fact that Lotto-san is being asked questions
That's why it can also be said that karma is currently fluctuating in a progressive form
How did you feel after this answer
I think there is a natural influence on what happens next.

I think that's all I can say about karma.

I would appreciate it if you could use it as a reference.

Namu Shakyamuni Buddha Gassho

[Postscript]
Thank you so much for your response.

Intent or will
Since it's easy to be influenced by the surrounding environment, circumstances, and your own understanding,
Just because a bad intention came out
I don't want you to blame me.

You want to find a way to somehow turn your own trouble into a good relationship, right?

The world is a big, small aquarium

Let's say we are a single fish and shellfish living in a big, small tank called the world, the Earth. If I and you throw up sumi with an octopus 🐙, the water becomes cloudy.
As long as they are involved with each other in some way, there is no way to avoid this direct relationship with reality. If you do something, something will happen. If you do something, something will change depending on the function of something called that.
In the real world, the old man next door hates weeds, and if you sow herbicides, it will pollute the water, air, soil, and the environment itself.
Depending on the direction of the wind, herbicides, glyphosate, and defoliants fly, and both the people around them and the old man are affected at the same time, harming themselves.
The effects of the old man who sprayed the herbicide always continue within that range, and the relationship continues.
The inevitable reason “if you do not do it will happen” in the sense of “it will happen if you do it” in general theory, but the inevitable reason “if you do it (so)” and “if you do it, it will become like that” is karma.
Apart from that, it doesn't have any strange meaning or anything. It's natural, and it's a natural cause and effect.
If “motivation” is added between the cause and effect, it's just a relationship.
The subject of this world is not a person's assumptions or views, but the factual side.
If you don't do anything, the business of doing nothing is carried out.
The results are also like that due to the act of not doing something that did not take action or effort.

Whether you take action or not.
Even if you don't do it, “it will happen if you don't.”

One interpretation is that what you've done comes back, and there are also cases where it comes back if you actually do it. Even if you kill people, there's no one you can be fooled by. If you do something that goes against people's ways, the truth will always show up in your mind.

Therefore, causal retaliation means that if you do your work and that function occurs, you will always be affected by that action. It means that some kind of effect will occur within that field, and that influence will be applied.
If you read this, there will also be people who read it who read it who have thought about the causal theory, karma, and karma theory of the world up until then, like A, but in fact it was B If understanding and influence is applied within that person, it is not one's own personal assumptions, but it is also a brand new karma where you will come to know the true meaning of original karma, karma, causal theory, and causal retaliation... Karma is a manifestation of karma, action, work, and function.

Just saying “thank you” won't make you feel bothered.
If you think it's bothering you, say “thank you.”
That alone is enough, isn't it?
Note that the AI information isn't necessarily correct, so just for reference.

I can't see the dream I want to see

The content of dreams during sleep is based on data in the brain.
Only what I know comes up in my dreams.
Also, if you think about your favorite idol every day, there is a possibility that an idol will appear in your dreams.
But that doesn't mean you can have dreams about idols you definitely want to see.
Karma, merit (good karma), and sin (evil karma) do not simply produce results, but accumulating merit may increase the possibility that good results will come out.
If you accumulate merits, the possibility that you will be born to heaven or humans, be born in the Pure Land, and that enlightenment (attainment of Buddhism) will increase in the next life.
However, even a saint gentleman can be “devil.”
The main character in “Spider's Thread” by Ryunosuke Akutagawa is a villain, but he saved spiders. A huge amount of past karmic roulette may be involved in decisions and actions at that moment of emergency.