According to Merriam Webster, Karma is the force generated by a persons actions...and its ethical consequence....
Would bad Karma affect your game?
(example: Would you expect a child molester or a spouse batterer to do well at games of chance?)
... assuming that karma exists ...
Ken seems to do well.
Not sure what the reference to Ken means? If it is what I think it is I would expect a higher level of decorum from a moderator. But I guess that is the state of things now huh Davey ??
Well... If you don't know what it means then don't worry about it.
the wicked will prosper in this world.
Karma is directly proportionate to your level of conscience.
So, no conscience = no Karma.
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con·science [ kónshənss ] (plural con·sciences)
noun
Definition:
1. sense of right and wrong: the sense of what is right and wrong that governs somebody's thoughts and actions, urging him or her to do right rather than wrong
Let your conscience be your guide.
2. obedience to conscience: behavior according to what your sense of right and wrong tells you is right
campaigning on behalf of prisoners of conscience
3. shared moral viewpoint: a shared concern for moral issues
a social conscience
4. psychoanalysis part of superego: the part of the superego that passes judgment on thought and behavior to the ego for further consideration
[13th century. Via Old French< Latin conscientia "consciousness" < conscire "be conscious," literally "know thoroughly" < scire "know"]
con·science·less adjective
in all or good conscience
1. while being fair and reasonable
2. used to emphasize that what you are saying is truly the case
on somebody's conscience causing somebody to feel guilty or anxious about something
If you believe in karma, then for you it exists. Does it really exist? Doubtful. Life doesn't make sense, so we invent concepts that make it balance out to make us feel better.
Good response Bombus-
Personal perception can feel painfully real but is it, in fact, REALITY ???
If the Doors of Perception were Cleansed, Everything would appear to man AS IS; INFINITE
~ William Blake
Food for thought,
EddessaKnight :)