The Reverend Bob
Fart Machine and Beastmaster
And why should I be concerned with it?
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And why should I be concerned with it?
Is that all? So I got eat all the cow I wantThe law of cause and effect.
Our actions have an effect. Also our thoughts have an effect on us thereby affecting our actions. We should be mindful of both.
Is that all? So I got eat all the cow I want
And why should I be concerned with it?
This is my understanding of the concept: I have no idea if any of this is true or real, but I do think that the information is accurate. ( meaning: I have no idea of any if this actually exists... )And why should I be concerned with it?
And why should I be concerned with it?
And why should I be concerned with it?
Does eating cows have effects? Is it kind? Is it moral?Is that all? So I got eat all the cow I want
It's basically a more philosophical way to express the golden rule. If you are an a-hole, you'll keep getting thrown back into a physical life over and over again until you smarten up and become wise.And why should I be concerned with it?
And why should I be concerned with it?
I don't believe in reincarnationKarma is action -- or the results of action. In Eastern traditions the effects extend over multiple lifetimes.
I should hope not. There's insufficient supporting evidence, at present.I don't believe in reincarnation
And thus I see no reason to see reincarnation or multiple lives or karma as anything meaningfulI should hope not. There's insufficient supporting evidence, at present.
Do I need one?So how does this excuse your eating cows?
Cause and effect and how it interacts with other causes and effects hence the ripples and waves that can be long or short in duration.And why should I be concerned with it?
I am none of the aboveNot if you're sociopathic or unethical.