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Category: Karma
The balance principle — what we send out returns to us. Presented by Martinus as a learning mechanism rather than as punishment or cosmic revenge.
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Reincarnation and karma: where have you been, and where are you going?
One life does not feel like the whole story. You arrive already formed, and eighty years of becoming wiser simply stops. Something about that…
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If life is just, why does it look so unfair?
If justice means anything real, it has to hold even when life hurts. Martinus’ answer is harder than reassurance: we have been confusing “good”…
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Why suffering isn’t random
Is the universe the kind of place where what happens to you means something? Three world pictures have tried to answer that. Martinus offers…
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Karma isn’t punishment — it’s a teaching mechanism
Karma shapes lives across many lifetimes, but on Martinus’ account it is not cosmic revenge. He called it the fate principle: a mirror rather…
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Solving the mystery of life, part 2: cause and effect
Everything created is simultaneously a cause and an effect. The chain has no first link and no last — and the one thing standing…
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Is life fair or unfair? Reincarnation, karma, and a science of destiny
Everything visible argues that life is unfair. The counter-argument is that we are looking at one act of a longer play and drawing conclusions…