Is Karma a Well Founded Idea

We hear ideas and thoughts on Karma every so often, but is there another way? Some people like to make sense of every situation. I like to think of so called "Karma" as a self interpreted reason to believe why something might be happening. Whether you believe it or not, there is a reaction to our actions, although whether the karmic reaction is positive or negative, you are not out of control and you don't need to succumb to the idea that you are being punished because frankly, you are already being punished by your own idea of bad karma. It is obvious that you feel bad, let alone having to experience karma would be extensive.

It is not a mystery and people are not all that mysterious. We all want justice and it makes sense. No mystery involved. It's science.

We live in a natural world. Trees feed from us and vise versa. It's pretty fair treatment and with the fact that it truly is a dog eat dog world, any negativity stems from a natural process. Just like different colors enhance eachother, so do positivity and negativity. We all have control of our situation more than we know and we are far more capable of doing more, also. For example, there is more happiness in giving than receiving, as said by Jesus. We are meant to grow. We punish ourselves. It's in the eye of the beholder.

The justice system expresses wrath because we have a knowledge of good and bad in hopes to change the behavior of the culprit. We are all a system, here together, living, being, learning, and choosing. No matter what, we all do what we want, literally because it is the best choice that we see in the moment.

If we could satisfy ourselves with what is truly good and brings happiness, we would have so much less negative behavior and thoughts that may bring others down or discourage them like bad karma. If bad things happen to good people, we can definitely bring a good, positive, happy situation out of a negative one. It's mind power. This will release the idea of anything imaginative like bad karma that is coming back to haunt you. You know if you've done something wrong, and that's where that idea comes from hence the thought of bad karma. Try, for once, to experience goodness in a bad situation, step out of the box, dare to release yourself from that self imposed debt that you place on yourself. It takes courage and bravery but I can tell you that a true to the bone criminal does not think about karma or have any sadness or idea that something like that might occur. They are more free than you know.