Is it
possible to use up all of your good karma? I never used to think of karma as a
measurable commodity. I thought of it as a pool of energy, good or bad, that
you created for yourself based on your actions toward others. However, I have
had an incredibly unlucky couple of years and I now wonder if that’s because I
do not have any good luck in extra supply.
I treat others people as I would
want to be treated and give back to the community in many ways; I like to think
of myself as a good, kind person. The past two years have not been terrible. I
like to think of myself as a fortunate person. After all, there are many people
who are dealing with more serious and troubling issues in their lives. I haven’t
suffered cancer, been the victim of a crime, or suffered in a natural disaster.
However, I have suffered great personal losses and gone through major life
changes that are not quite ironed out yet. I believe it will all work out for
the best and I will come out as a stronger person, but I have to wonder when my
luck will change.
I may have used up all of my good
luck in my roaring 20’s. My first few years out of college were exciting. Things
were great and just kept getting better. I don’t want to think that because I
had such a great and prosperous time in my younger years that I am paying the
price for it now. I am not a fan of the idea of communism when it comes to wellbeing
and happiness, but it seems like life is trying to even itself out. Perhaps I
am right and philosophical idea of karma is not a measurable good, but instead
we all have to have our share of bad times. I have to take the good with the
bad, but I am ready for my bad luck to be over.
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