beliefs and Karma.. ?

[tonyzamb]

 
Ok here goes,
I thought that if u do something good to someone whether it be an action or thought you do for them or send them that that exact same thing will come back to you 10 times better and if u do something bad to someone it will come back 10 times worse? is this not true? i mean i got a friend in CA. that is suing someone and getting tons of money that he has been believing for and doing mind treatments on and he dont see it as bad! i just dont get this will he not get sued in the future by doing this? he says if u dont believe in karma it wont happen to u..

If thats the case where do u draw the line, i mean he says watever u believe will happen or wont happen, 
and if thats the case wats the deal with the dollar looking like its gonna crash and our nation is gonna fall, i've got
several millionaire mentors saying this right now and it looks to me like its gonna happen in a year or so, but if i focus on abundance and more abundance and stuff... looks like to me and my mentors that its still gonna happen!! same thing with another example.. if u believe that all people are friendly and nice and u no for a fact that some girl u know is getting abused all the time will that belief eventually make her not get abused,, i mean cummon? this stuff just dont make since to me!! Any help is greatly appreciated on the matter..

[schenderson22]

In my opinion, Karma is the same as LOA.  What you put out is what you get back.  If his only focus has been on the money with no negative intention, he'll be fine. 

In regard to the market crashing, it can still happen but the affect it has on some versus others will be VERY different depending on your own energy. 

As far as the girl who is getting abused, the way you make that difference is to be grateful on a daily basis that she lives in a safe and healthy environment.  The Universe will intervene to make things right.

[Vicki Christina]

Tony,  Good questions to ponder...  I seriously doubt that the friend in CA who is suing someone - I inferred wrongfully - will not get his eventually.  I have seen many big shots crumble eventually.  Call it LOA or call it being too egotistical and it catches up. 
 
The money situation...Well I have seen the markets crash a few times and for many it causes them to have a smaller net worth, but seldom has their standard of living changed too much unless they were living dangerously on the edge.   Panic and fear, just like LOA says, caused many to make foolish decisions during the big corrections.   I remember my father reading about the end being near when I was young.  My ex-father-in-law use to buy gold and bury it.  He died with it still buried last year.  Keep your money perception in balance.  I work with young adults and they use to say they needed millions to feel rich.  Well since the last crash, most of them now say they feel rich when they have a happy, joyful home and a family with all needs met.
 
The child being harmed is the sad story.  Do as Schenderson says with the LOA, and call authorities if you have knowledge.
 

[janeowens]

You know- suing someone isn't necessarily a bad thing. Using LOA doesn't mean be a doormat or you don't get good things. If someone has wronged you, you do have a right to stand up for yourself and fight back.

I don't know any details about this person. It sounds he may be totally dishonest and one of those people that gets in a fender bender and acts super hurt when they are not, and if that's the case, then he has other issues that money will not solve.

[tonyzamb]

k thanks