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**DebtDetox** · 04-23-2009, 07:41 AM

i believe your thoughts/vibration attract, like a magnet, events to help you progress on your spiritual path.

i agree with this concept, to a certain extent. because we all have this free will, all of our free wills can effect each other's free will. to say that your own free will is the only one effecting what happens to you via other people, is to say you control other people's free will, which is negative.

whenever if it was scheduled by yourself before incarnation or a outburst of frustration in the moment i truly believe that in the end people do "choose", consciously or not, what happens to them. they at least agree to the event. why would there be exceptions? there's no actual proof of that concept, and it disrupts some rules that can't be ignored. some flaws in the logic.

if we were all to believe that every crime we commit on another person was "agreed upon" by them, there should be no repercussions for crimes committed. no bad karma for us because we were just fulfilling someone's destiny with every action we do. no right or wrong, no good or bad. nothing to improve on the planet, everything is already fixed. no contracts need be made with anyone, if there's any 'breech', it was in their destiny to be ripped off. i would say there are many "exceptions" to that concept.

life is about experience, and we do choose some things in our paths, but the balance of the universe would be offset if everyone chose everything and nothing was chosen for them. everything would eventually be run like a machine and nothing would be left for chance.

04-23-2009, 07:41 AM	#28
DebtDetox Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 537 Senior Member	i believe your thoughts/vibration attract, like a magnet, events to help you progress on your spiritual path. i agree with this concept, to a certain extent. because we all have this free will, all of our free wills can effect each other's free will. to say that your own free will is the only one effecting what happens to you via other people, is to say you control other people's free will, which is negative. whenever if it was scheduled by yourself before incarnation or a outburst of frustration in the moment i truly believe that in the end people do "choose", consciously or not, what happens to them. they at least agree to the event. why would there be exceptions? there's no actual proof of that concept, and it disrupts some rules that can't be ignored. some flaws in the logic. if we were all to believe that every crime we commit on another person was "agreed upon" by them, there should be no repercussions for crimes committed. no bad karma for us because we were just fulfilling someone's destiny with every action we do. no right or wrong, no good or bad. nothing to improve on the planet, everything is already fixed. no contracts need be made with anyone, if there's any 'breech', it was in their destiny to be ripped off. i would say there are many "exceptions" to that concept. life is about experience, and we do choose some things in our paths, but the balance of the universe would be offset if everyone chose everything and nothing was chosen for them. everything would eventually be run like a machine and nothing would be left for chance.
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