cause & effect

everyone seems to misunderstandthe law of karma. karma is not justice, revenge, luck, or destiny. karma refers to “action,”as well as “intent.”(that’s what one might call a two-fold definition.)multiple pebbles thrown into a pondemanate multiple ripples, and the emerging concentric surface waveswill cascade into each other, regardless of whether the pebbles were thrown with goodwill

A Real American Hero

According to NowThis News, LeVar Burton gave an enlightening interview on “The View” yesterday. I wonder how much longer white people think their privilege will protect them from the consequences of their actions? Is cancel culture the answer? Or will it be appropriated by the patriarchy?

Karma Explained

Through violence, you may “solve” one problem, but you sow the seeds for another. – Tenzin Gyatso, the Fourteenth Dalai Lama Karma is easy to understand. In Sanskrit, it translates as “action”. Brushing our teeth, paying taxes, and arguing with our neighbors are some of the innumerable actions we can take. Our actions have consequences.