Why be Kind?
It appears to be counter intuitive to extend kindness selflessly, as selfishness, or at least pursuit of self interest is seen as rational. So why be kind?
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sogdianrock · 61-69, M
hi Kuronekko ·
Well does it? I mean you could say that was a truism and plenty of rich people look very happy with their often ill gotten gains. Lots of unpunished criminals.
A critical mass of adherents to the principals of Khama - amongst which is punishment for those who do not partake - is required for Karma as a social mechanism to work. Unless of course you practice it a spiritual level in which case it is a matter of faith and personal belief and determined action.
Best wishes
:)
Well does it? I mean you could say that was a truism and plenty of rich people look very happy with their often ill gotten gains. Lots of unpunished criminals.
A critical mass of adherents to the principals of Khama - amongst which is punishment for those who do not partake - is required for Karma as a social mechanism to work. Unless of course you practice it a spiritual level in which case it is a matter of faith and personal belief and determined action.
Best wishes
:)
SW-User
@sogdianrock try it, go around saying mean shit here and see what happens..it's logical, I'm not saying the universe balances out perfectly.