There are “12 Laws of Karma that will change your life”, and although each one may seem like common sense, chances are you’re breaking at least one of them regularly.
What is karma? Karma is an action or deed that is cause-effect, we know every action brings an equivalent corresponding reaction like the gravity laws what goes up will surely come down
it’s all about the individual belief system how its works
If you want to live your best life possible and avoid being weighed down by past mistakes or poor decisions, read on to learn about these 12 laws of karma that will change your life!
1) The great law of the universe ” belief”
When you trust the universe with your whole heart, the universe will be more inclined to trust you. When you open yourself up to infinite possibilities, the world opens up too. Let go of what’s in your way and make room for everything you’re entitled to have.
The right people will enter your life at just the right time to help you manifest what’s destined for you.
The energy put out by intentions (how we spend our thoughts and actions) determines how much good or bad comes back around into our lives.
Positive intentions always create good feelings that last, while negative intentions may create waves but are short-lived because they don’t truly align with who we are. What seems like tough circumstances now may be paving the way for something better tomorrow.
2) The Law of Creation
The Law of Creation is the belief that your actions affect not only you but the world around you.
What you give comes back to you, and what we do will shape what this generation will become.
The universe has a way of staying in balance with energy input and output it’s also like the Conservation of energy
If there is an increase in output, it will cause a decrease in input; therefore leading to balanced living as well as understanding that growth can be attained through patience and humility.
3) The Law of humility
Learning how to be humble is an incredibly valuable lesson. It helps you find a connection with others, rather than feeling so isolated in your quest for success.
It helps you focus on what’s truly important to you in life – being present and compassionate with the people around you. Lastly, it will help remind you that everything we do has significance.
4) The Law of Growth
The Law of Growth teaches us that in order to reap the greatest reward from our work, we must always be giving. One way to give is by volunteering at a homeless shelter or soup kitchen.
The other way is by being hospitable. As an employer, you should welcome your employees into your business with open arms and respect their work as though it were your own. Employees will want to reciprocate this hospitality and do the best job possible for you–doing so builds a rewarding relationship that has significant meaning for both parties.
5) the law of responsibility
this is a great law that we need to accept whatever happens in our life we are responsible for it, acceptance is a great power that makes us stay in reality
we need to take full responsibility for our life, whatever happens, responsibility as men as women as a boss an employee, we need to play our roles properly so that the universe will return by its own law of responsibility
6) The Law of Connection
No matter what happens, there’s always a connection. For example, when you do something nice for someone else, the universe will make sure that it comes back to you in some way. Or even if it doesn’t come back right away, at some point in the future your good deed will be rewarded when you need it most.
Kindness and generosity are powerful forces that are often overlooked or taken for granted but they can lead to good things happening not just for you but also for other people around you as well. Whether it’s a deep connection or just an everyday occurrence, there is always a payoff waiting somewhere down the line that is big enough to warrant an initial act of kindness.
7) The Law of force
The Law or force, simply put, is all about what goes around and comes around. When you cause harm to others, it will come back on you threefold. The Law can teach us how to live with virtue by making us aware that we reap what we sow and our actions are always followed by consequences.
Recognizing the law’s significance can be difficult at times because in certain situations there doesn’t seem to be any logical sequence of events linking someone’s action with a reaction.
8) The Laws of Hospitality
The laws of hospitality are simple. Act as if you are a guest in your own home, extending the same courtesy and generosity to others. When you show love, kindness, compassion and service to others,
especially in those moments when they need it most or feel the most vulnerable, you not only change them for the better. You become a stronger person yourself.
10) the law of change
One law of karma that always remains true is that everything changes. Whether it be for the better or for the worse, nothing stays the same forever. Another law is what goes around comes around so stay kind to others and you will live a happy life.
Karma has been said to be one of the most powerful forces in nature so act with kindness and forethought knowing that you will be rewarded in some way eventually, whether or not it is immediately evident to your conscious mind.
9) The law of here & how
One of the first things to come to mind when you hear the word karma is that what goes around comes around. It’s one of those things where if you put good energy out into the world, it will come back to you with interest and if you do bad things to others, eventually it will get done to you too.
The thing is that when we’re thinking about karma on a grand scale like this, it’s hard for us to notice the little day-to-day moments where karma might be at work. To make the idea less abstract, here are 12 ways where karma might be playing a part in your life.
11) The law of patience & reward
This law tells us that every action is met with a corresponding reaction. If you do something good, then you can expect something good to happen in return. The idea here is to avoid being impatient and demanding; if we wait for the fruits of our labor, they will eventually come back to us in abundance.
I often tell my clients about this law when they come to me with goals or resolutions for their lives: the Universe will never deny you your deepest desires, but it may take some time for it to get back to you.
12) the law of significance and inspiration
The Law of Significance and Inspiration: Whatever you give out, you receive in return. What you focus on will manifest.
Choose to focus on what is important to you. Stay true to yourself and your vision, no matter how bleak it may seem; because your work extends yourself, so make sure the value line coincides with the lifeline. The more love and care you pour into it the more benefits you’ll get back.
