Karma Hits You !

 There is a quote saying “ Hurting back the people who hurt you, makes you become just like them “.  I was just thinking about this quote. It has some special meaning. The people who hurt us badly have their own character. We should not spoil our beautiful character for these people.

 

Anyway, that's my thinking.

Do you agree with me ?

Do you think hurting these people back is a good decision ?............ No right !


Do you know what Mahatma Gandhi said “ If someone slaps you on one side of your face, turn the other one to him ". Gandhiji does not tell us to slap him back. 

You don't need to think that you are forgiving them by not responding. There is something called Karma . It will surely hit them back.


There is a quote by guru sri Ravi Shankar “ Every moment of your life and everything happening around you is the result of some past Karma “. Our life will be controlled by our Karma itself. Not only ours, sometimes our future generations will also be affected by our Karma. 


Have you read  the book ‘“ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets “ , in it Gilderoy Lockhart takes credit for other people’s achievements and erases their memories . At the end the memory charm backfires from a broken wand and he loses his memory. This is ofcourse an example of karma.  


If we do good then the result of karma coming back to us will also be good. Never try to hurt others just because we should keep in mind that we will be hurted back by our own karma later on. It comes back to us in double or triple strength. It will be really hard for us to overcome that. 


Believe in Karma. Just sit back and relax, let the Karma do its work. Be happy and enjoy your beautiful life. And don't forget to keep your beautiful smile on your beautiful face.       

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