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The Book of Karma - Karma is a concept that originates from the philosophy’s Eastern tradition, mainly Buddhism and Hinduism. For some Karma is also tied to a belief in reincarnation. The word itself translates to “action,” and the concept of Karma encompasses the actions that you take, the thoughts behind them, and the consequences of those actions, in this lifetime and possibly past and future incarnations of you.
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When each of us was born, the time and place were "destined"
before our birth, in response to the laws of Karma. Karma
can be called the "debt" we owe God. Karmic debts
are those we contracted from the wilful misuse of our freewill.
As you know freewill is an extremely important concept within
the Pauline Art it gives us the possibility of change, development
and advancement
From the perspective of Karma, if you cause wilful hurt
to someone you will have to repay that debt to the one you
made to suffer.
We must all repay our Karmic debts, but for those that
practice the Pauline Art they have the freewill to choose
the method of repayment, and to choose in advance, the method
or modification of learning our Karmic lessons. For these
lessons are ruled by the planets and the Archangels of those
planets that cause the effects.
We cannot do much about Karmic causes, of course, but we
can avoid making things harder than they need be by realising
we are not suffering for nothing, and that the suffering
can come to an end the moment we know what causes it and
deal with the effects by not continuing to contribute to
the cause.
The lesson to be learned here is to be discriminating.
If your job causes you misery, then change it. If you are
unhappy in the house you live in, then move. It is all a
matter of vibrations, you can change you fortunes. You can
cease to set causes in motion that bring about certain effects.
The Pauline Art introduces the laws that rule the Universe
and the Archangels that can help us lessen the effects of
our Karmic debt.

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