Karma is the asking,'is that what karma really is?'
On Aug 2, 5:34 pm, Bob1357 <[email protected]> wrote: > Rodger > > I'll chew on your last post tonight. > That's a lot of questions to answer all at once. > > Not that it really matters but, out of curiosity. > "Even if you choose to make the unconscious decision of just repeating > the same old habits (karma)" > Is that what Karma really is? > > On Aug 2, 3:52 pm, Rodger <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > All you can say,Bob,is ... I am not past this concept.You cannot say > > you will not pass it.Never do you choose your path.Never did you will > > your path. > > The concept of free will has come upon you or has not.That you have > > free will has come upon you or has not. > > If one must choose,one chooses.Can one refuse to choose?Is that > > refusal to choose a choice? > > When one chooses one chooses between. > > What does one choose between? > > What one is aware of or what one is unaware of? > > Can one choose what one is unaware of? > > Or does one simply become aware? > > > Are you aware of having made the choice to become aware? > > If you are,were/are you not already aware? > > > Choices are limited. > > > On Aug 2, 2:52 pm, godszen <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Bob1357 wrote: > > > > I can not get past the concept that my "life's course" if you will, is > > > > predetermined. > > > > at all times you have free will, even if you choose > > > to make the unconscious decision of just repeating > > > the same old habits (karma)
