Karma or Divine Prospect

The conceptual understanding of karma is rooted in eastern thought that of Buddhism and Hinduism. It can be defined as the action, seen as bringing upon oneself inevitable results, good or bad, either in this life or in a reincarnation. Karma is a perspective portrayal of how nature's influence can serve back self will's intent or action. As maturity and better understanding of the world and how it works one grows within self to find that such an influence does exist. It is the same understanding of the golden commandment of treat your neighbor as you would like to be treated. It is without doubt that the more good one puts into the world the more good one shall feel. It is a hand by hand gathering of comprehension that you have the power to make the most of any situation. But giving this idea a title that doesn't allow for greater thought is shallow thinking. When thinking of karma one should understand the perspective breakdown of eastern thought and how this idea really evolves from itself. It exemplifies itself from the spiritual attainment of achieving Brahman. Brahman is the unchanging reality amidst and beyond the world, which cannot be exactly defined. It is the illustration of the balanced equilibrium of the reality we live in. It is the yin and the yang. 69 is the force that keeps nature at even level. So one can make the connotation that karma can really be accepted as a divine implement on anything or anyone. For after all we live in a reality of divinity. That is the state of things that come from a supernatural power or deity, such as a god, or spirit beings, and are therefore regarded as sacred and holy. We are spiritual beings living as deities that come together to make a whole. So I wanted to come up with a title for karma that gave it better recognition and that was divine prospect. The definition of prospect is the possibility of something happening soon: a chance or the likelihood that something will happen in the near future, especially something desirable. It is the same idea of what one might refer as karma shall be served. So in accumulation I believe that karma is really divine prospect. It is the power of the almighty and how JAH influences the world. If there wasn't such a higher influence that played it's role in our world, I'd say our chances of survival would be near to none. So I come to the recognition with self that imperfection is what makes us human. And as it may be a blessing in disguise, JAH serves out karma or divine prospect to only teach and guide.