how would you feel if you knew you reincarnated into hundreds of human lives and this one was spent longingly unfulfilled as a karmic debt for past/future lives?
How do you deal with the fact that, one day, you die?
Josiah Wright
Justin Robinson
karmic debt is just a way to get idiots/mentally ill people to think about the future consequences of actions, including beyond death
Jason Thompson
the eternal unfulfilment is what keeps me (maybe us) going. without need why would be exist?
Aaron Brooks
>karmic debt
what if it's not a good/bad debit card but instead different perspectives on this reality? all pieces to the puzzle in one way or another
Noah Cooper
the good/bad part is a necesary projection for keeping this vessel alive. No action ever ends or is truly independent
Lincoln Martinez
>eternal unfulfillment
unfulfillment is a common curse spell of our plane in this reality. (other planes i.e. tribal society it hardly exists) i don't think it's eternal. you can let go and be free and joyful in this life.
Asher Green
interesting. which may agree with my idea that karma isn't a good/bad bank, just a term used to explain everyone different 'power level' (in lazy terms)
Jaxon Parker
Why fear death. When it is life that regularly fucks people over? :p
Adam Ward
another thought: would it make sense for us to reincarnate as every single human life on earth? or would a couple hundred/thousand suffice for this form of reality? if so, are there millions of concurrent players or are there any NPCs??
John Fisher
No, the unfulfilment is as physical as spiritual. We need sustenence, and are wasteful by nature (can't process nearly anything 100%). Transformation and mutation are even in the "atoms" that make us. Stasis is death, change and movement are life