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Karma Confusion

Being good is your mental state

You are what your biology and biochemistry dictate

Both physical and mental states

So don't try to integrate

Biochemistry and fate

If you translate

Your disabling accident

Which is a chance becoming a reality ornate

Or body chemistry making something inside to ulcerate

Into karma innate

That is an irrational trait

One can face good or bad events in life

That struggle is unending strife

If you critically analyse

You realise

That is universe's tantalise

If you categorise

Situations into good or bad shapes

That is based on the conditions your culture or religion or family impose

On you to moralise

This universe doesn't care about morals you get taught

What battles and wars you fight

And which mass of atoms gets what or feels or suffers what.

This universe doesn't make any discrimination like that

Fairness? That is not what this universe cares about

NO! In the end it is all a random chance what you got!

[Wrote as an answer to the Q I was asked on Karma

Q: I’m confused by karma. My friend is a good, compassionate person, but his life has been full of catastrophic events, over & over. He’s now permanently disabled. Is this his karma from his previous mistakes? It doesn’t seem fair.

Krishna: Karma is just a belief.

Your friend is good. He is compassionate too. That is his mental state.

We are what our biochemistry dictates. Even our mental states.

If he is permanently disabled (due to a medical condition), that is his physical state. That again depends on the body's biochemistry.

If his disability is due to an accident, that is a chance that became a reality.

Karma or this person's actions earlier or in previous birth ( to those who believe in them) has nothing to do with it.

Many good people face bad events in their life and bad people might face good ones.

Good and bad are what you think based on the conditions your culture or religion or family imposed on you. This universe doesn't care about them and which mass of atoms gets what or feels or suffers what.

It is a random chance.

This universe doesn't make any discrimination like that.

Fairness? Does the universe care ( about your morals)? NO!]

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