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Karma and the abuse of children

Hello everyone!

As someone who started delving into spirituality for the past couple of years, I'm struggling with the concept of karma. I suffered a lot of abuse as a child from people in my house and outside. I'm talking about severe verbal and physical abuse. Today, I struggle with CPTSD and dissociation. So, because of my past, I'm someone with no self-esteem whatsoever, and I basically hate myself. And the concept of karma makes me hate myself even more. I see all the bad that comes to be as "I deserved and deserve all that, " which led me to an incredible self-destructive journey. So, I wanted to hear the opinion of people who better understand karma and maybe give me some tips on how to deal with that.

I appreciate anyone's and everyone's words.
Renkon · 41-45, M
Do not jump to conclusions. What occurred to you may or may not have been the 'cause-effect' of your Karma. The only way to know is if you have the ability to observe the dynamics of your soul. That necessitates a certain spiritual ability.

You can also seek guidance from an enlightened being, if you are fortunate enough to find one.

Karma essentially implies action.Action in any kind. Every action has an effect. Thats all.

Not all of your suffering may be caused by your past Karma. What did Jesus do to be crucified, Buddha to bepoisoned orLord Krishna to beshot dead by an arrow?

So do not despise yourself. Life is about transforming the soul and repairing the karmic structure. So use this life for that purpose.
ellalucce · 41-45, F
@Renkon Renkon, thank you so much. I will take a screenshot of this. This subject is driving me insane. Seriously. It makes me feel worse than a murderer. I will take this to heart.
Renkon · 41-45, M
@ellalucce Hope this helps you.
ABCDEF7 · M
https://similarworlds.com/beliefs/karma/4984403-What-is-Karma-Yoga-Your-action-creates-tendencies-and-your

Hope this helps you.

Take care & Best Wishes.

Hugs.
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ellalucce · 41-45, F
@jshm2 no offense, but how is that answer helpful? I can't even understand this mumble jumbo. You didn't even have to type anything. This comment doesn't mean anything whatsoever!!!!! I'm not even a Hindu!!!!!

 
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