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Punishments or Rewards


[thoughts of a burning woman]

 

There are no punishments or rewards in reality - only consequences.  Subconsciously most Earthians have garnered enough knowledge to realize that, but such an awareness leaves great discomfort of mind.  Seems then that no one is "in charge," keeping tabs on it all for some just and proper final judgment where the bad guys (that's all those not of my belief system!) finally get their just payback.

 

But that's how it is.  More: all of what is, is the result of an accretion of consequences from the beginning, the sum total of all intersections of events, each intersection being a consequence of the convergence of two or more acts.

 

In this, there is no karma either.  Once the act is done and gone; once it has intersected with another, that's it: part of the big picture.  It cannot be removed.  The being who dies with a lot of "karma" is simply caught in the delusion caused by the constant brainwashing (programming) of the planetary god's soul implant.  

 

How can anyone even contemplate something as ridiculous as "karma" in the classic sense when we know the law that says, "for every action there is an opposite and immediate reaction"?  So, what you have is not some karmic payback concept but constant cosmic adaptation to forced change.  


 

When one awakens to greater concepts of reality one's quest for understanding intensifies.  This means probing the past to see what was and using that information to create a plausible explanation for "now" and plotting a likely future.  How one awakens, of course is by reaching beyond all the "tried and true " simplistic concepts once considered enough and appropriate.  To jump in the way of the tornado of higher consciousness to be swept away by it and find new realities to study and perhaps inhabit... to dare go beyond a simplistic, childish belief in the powers of the Wizard of Oz.  Isn't that what Dorothy and her misfit friends learned?

 

The demand of life is that one always goes "where no one has gone before" for anything less is an insult to the offer of the process.  Hence why people on Earth are miserable, spiritually lost, and easily manipulated to their greatest detriment as individuals and as groups.  They do not dare move outside the perimeters given them by their "gods" - their "Powers".  These divine taboos then become social strictures which logically lead to violent conflict between groups.  That translates as oppression, state sanctioned murder, bloodshed.

 

It always translates as an innocent child being sacrificed to the cause of the greater collective evil.  How many times does that child die a violent death on that sacrificial altar?  Over thirty thousand times each day.  Cool, huh?  Pure genius how simple it is to keep the sacred status quo. 

 

See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil


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Reviewed by Art Hernandez
Reviewed on January 8, 2008
Well Reg, an article of which there is more than one can see...life is filled with the many realities of which your article states...and it even gives us the answers to some of the questions we wish to have answered...yet it leaves the door open wide enough for everyone of us to crawl in and try to grasp the never ending simplicity of life...fortunately there is a balance that in the end overshadows all the underlying truths that we can't see....

There are just to many possibilities and too many characters within this world to try to accomplish the one commodity we all wish for...

PEACE and Love...

Why else would we use this phrase so much...because we yearn for it more than anything else...except for Goid who is Love Devine...and we all know we will soon touch upon HIs Light...anyways after all this rambling on it is the difference of thought and the dreams of imagination that will change the world...for we all still seek...

LOVE AND PEACE!!!!

Nice article...

enjoyed, Art Sun...

Reviewed on January 5, 2008
Intersting article but I don't agree. karma does exist and we in ourselvs have the power to project karma as we are all energy to begin with. Positive and negative energy does exist on earth and we have much more power than we realize. Enjoyed reading. :)

Reviewed by Sheila Roy
Reviewed on January 5, 2008
I can't help but think that you have 'groups' in general pegged. However, as individuals, we are unique and able to believe in "gods" and their "Powers" plus go beyond. Personally, I believe in God, but I also seek other answers beyond what I have learned and been led to believe. I believe God not only expected us to do so, but He also wants us to do so. It's our life to lead and lead it we shall - right or wrong, strict or lenient. It is by going beyond that we make mistakes or reach goals in His eyes (or whoever's 'eyes' we believe in). I believe that learning never ends - it transcends our lifetime. This article rattles the senses and forces one to think about what they believe. You grab us by the hand and force us to look into that mirror! Excellent writing:)
Sheila

Reviewed by Rafika Anderson (Reader)
Reviewed on January 4, 2008
Ah, yes. The meaning of life, creation, the afterlife, universal laws...deep, profound thoughts, beautifully wrought.

Reviewed by Morning Star
Reviewed on January 4, 2008
First I enjoyed reading all your articles
I have gained knowledge and yes there is no real
punishment but there's consequences we must paid
Very interesting article
It left me to ponder !
Excellent Message!!
Happy New Year!!
Peace Love and hugssss....Morning Star

Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg
Reviewed on January 4, 2008
the only real punishment is what we inflict upon ourselves,

Reviewed by Elizabeth Price
Reviewed on January 3, 2008
I found a lot of sickening truths here. The sacrifice of our children is an on-going threat that most don't see let alone acknowledge. To be honest I don't like to acknowledge it either. But that doesn't stop it. We owe a debt but paying isn't covered in what we pay in taxes. That just seems to add to the continued sacrifice. wish I had answers and I wish that you would just straighten out this world. I trust your goodness whether there is karma, or soul or what have you. Excellent write,Regis. Liz

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on January 3, 2008
You make my head hurt...(kidding) What you do is continue to peel back that onion...but in truth, that onion can only be peeled so far, before it's gone...change, that's the clue! I am saddened though, that according to you, there is no more Karma...I was really counting on it's help. Great write.

Peace,
Dan

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on January 3, 2008
A thought provoking piece....thamnks for sharing Regis!!

Love TinkaSweets

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on January 3, 2008
Being from another planet I resent you talking only to Earthings, we are here too you know? and we demand IMMEDIATE REACTION as you put it.
Punishment or Rewards? You keep the first, I will certainly take care of the other one.
Make me think...though.
Georg

Reviewed by John Leko
Reviewed on January 3, 2008
...I once again am given reason to think...with these words...and I will Regis...
thank you...
John

Reviewed by Pierre Ortega
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
Like the Cat Stevens lyric "How many times must I get up, look out and see the same old view" This is a call to expect nothing to change unless we act, and everyone seems afraid to, This is a call
to all of you who care, Do something different, don't believe in any
power except the power of good within yourselves.

Thank you for this Regis.

Take care, Pierre

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
can i just say to you that i find so much truth here-i have and will continue to digest its contents

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
interesting read

Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone (Reader)
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
Does it not make one wonder what people really believed before recorded time and why the testament rewritten and retranslated over and over again is taken as what was believed by everyone before then. I do believe that if you see no evil, and never heard about evil you would not have the words to speak about it either. Thought provoking write I'm sure for many. Lady J

Reviewed by Carole Mathys
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
I have to agree with Sandra's thoughts...but I always enjoy your writing!

Carole~

Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
We were born to live some, pay taxes alot, and die, too many so young do die these days.
I find reward in making someone happy.
I get annoyed with the sports world and their stats. Like it really
means something to everyone.
Our news stations in this state do the sports belly aching before they do any important news.
I know, I don't have to listen to it, but the sports
(daily) is thrown into our faces.
I always enjoy your articles Reg..
Ron

Reviewed by Sandra Corona
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
Ah, Regis, you have opened Pandora's box! Is it full or empty? Does it even exist?

Duh! Too few humans agree on anything for a consensus!

Have fun as the gladiators march into the arena!

I'll catch you later, love.

Sandy


Reviewed by Monette Bebow-Reinhard (Reader)
Reviewed on January 2, 2008
This actually raises more questions than it answers. For instance, why then do some seemingly good people get punished, while seemingly bad people reap nothing but rewards? Why are children often victims of misfortune, having done nothing wrong? And why does the spiritual have to bend to laws of science? I say there's a dimension, within us, that defies any law yet revealed or uncovered. Not all is as it seems, after all.

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