“Sometimes, you must become the Karma you wish to see in the world.
Just remember — Karma doesn’t always knock politely. Sometimes she slips
in through the nursery window and rearranges your toys.”
Karma is not an abstract ledger in the sky. It is action meeting consequence — cause returning as effect. Sometimes it arrives naturally, sometimes it needs your hand to guide it. Justice delayed is not always justice denied — it is often justice waiting for someone brave enough to carry it in.
The Mask of Karma
Karma wears many faces: patient gardener, swift executioner, sly
trickster. To embody her is to decide which form best serves the moment.
Sometimes she enters like sunlight through the door. Other times she
slides through the nursery window, quiet as shadow, rearranging what
others thought untouchable.
The Lesson in Agency
Waiting endlessly for the universe to balance the scales leaves you
bound. Becoming the Karma you wish to see is not vengeance — it is
alignment. It is the courage to act when silence feeds harm. Just
remember: Karma does not always announce herself politely. Sometimes her
justice unsettles before it heals.
Practical Guidance
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Discern Your Role: Are you the patient witness, or the hand that tips the scale? Both are valid. Know which is yours.
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Act Without Cruelty: Karma is not cruelty — it is consequence. Deliver it cleanly, without malice, and it will carry more weight.
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Accept Unease: True balance often disrupts comfort. Do not mistake disruption for error.
Today’s Practice
Ask yourself where you’ve been waiting for Karma to appear. Is it time
to stop waiting and become her instead? Step softly, for Karma does not
always knock. Sometimes she rearranges the toys to remind us: balance
rarely arrives in the way we expect.
