Karma Cleansing And Healing

Karma is a central concept in Eastern religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. Karma is also known in Western culture. People believe in good or bad deeds around the world. Good deeds create good Karma and evil deeds create negative Karma. Karma’s effect can manifest immediately, later in life, or after multiple lifetimes. Some religions view karma as the law that governs reincarnation, others believe that karma is actual particulate matter, something that gets stuck to the soul and must be removed through acts of piety. Karma healing will help you to improve your current situation.

Spiritually, as well as physically, the type and quality of seeds one plants will determine the quality of the crop to be harvested. As souls, what we do comes back to us according to God’s design. If we have imbalances in our consciousness (known as karmic debts), we either find ourselves presented with the same lesson again and again within one lifetime until we gain the wisdom and value of the lesson being presented, or we re-embody, carrying the karma over from one lifetime till the next. Spirit is forever patient with our process of learning.

Karma is not about retribution, vengeance, punishment, or reward, but reaping the harvest we have planted, through our thoughts and behaviors, we sow seeds that are later harvested.

When karma comes present in our lives, it is because we are being given the opportunity to reap our harvest. There is no such thing as a good harvest or a bad harvest. It is just our harvest. It is our opportunity to make different choices in life than those that caused our karmic accrual in the first place. Karma is at once the consequence of past actions and the opportunity for healing and balancing in the present. It is a balancing act that offers us chances through life circumstances, situations, and relationships to learn important spiritual lessons.

The effects of Karma may be evident either in the short term or in the long term. At death we have to leave everything behind- our property and our loved ones, but our Karma will accompany us like a shadow. The Buddha has said that nowhere on earth or in heaven can one escape one’s karma. So when the conditions are correct, dependent upon mind and body, the effects of karma will manifest themselves just as dependent on certain conditions a mango will appear on a mango tree.

We can see that even in the world of nature certain effects take longer to appear than others. If for instance, we plant the seed of a papaya, we will obtain the fruit of papaya, not anything else. At death we have to leave everything behind- our property, belongings, and our loved ones, but our Karma will accompany us like a shadow.

The Buddha has said that nowhere on earth or in heaven can one escape one’s karma. So when the conditions are correct, and depend upon mind and body, the effects of karma will manifest themselves just as dependent on certain conditions a mango will appear on a mango tree. We can see that even in the world of nature certain effects take longer to appear than others. If for instance, we plant the seed of a papaya, we will obtain the fruit in a shorter period than if we plant the seed of a durian. Similarly, the effects of karma manifest either in the short term or in the long term.

As we sow, we reap somewhere and sometime, in this life or in a future birth. What we reap today is what we have sown either in the present or in the past.
“According to the seed that’s sown,
So is the fruit you reap therefrom,
Doer of goodwill gather good,
Doer of evil, evil reaps,
Down is the seed and thou shalt taste
The fruit thereof.”