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Nailed it.  Some of these people are actively [b]seeking schadenfreude/karma/revenge/pay back - and mistaking one for the other.[/b] [/quote]

This.  Please stop this mindless and ignorant cultural misappropriation of the Hindu concept of Karma.  You all are mostly talking about revenge, payback etc. [/quote]

+100. There are some sick, sick people on dcum.  Truly evil. This is exactly why you read so many miserable posts from miserable women.  It isn't Karma.  It's simply the Universal Law of the Universe.  You reap what you sow.  [b]You can't plant corn and be shocked when beans grow.[/b]  You can't hold anger and hatred in your heart and expect to be a decent person.  It really is that simple. [/quote]

wtf does the bolded mean?[/quote]

I have no idea what that means either!  I grew up on a farm and I, sure as shit, would be shocked if beans grew where we'd planted corn![/quote]  Seriously?  Read the sentence before.  It is pretty clear.[/quote]

"You reap what you sow" does not equal "You can't plant corn and be shocked when beans grow".  They are literally opposites.  Seriously?[/quote]

I cannot believe that people are confused about this.  It's a pretty basic concept - and reap/sow is the SAME [u]concept[/u] as corn/beans.

That is - what you put out into the world (what you sow / the corn you plant)  is what will come back toy in the world (what you reap / corn not beans).

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