Re: A bit graphic--not for the faint of heart.

Hum---got me thinking, how do you suppose Bad Karma WILL show up? Folks may want to know. Obviously the stuff like lighting, or your car being broken into, or your washing machine busting spewing suds and water every where. Or a air conditioner dropping on your hood.

Maybe there's more subtle ways--like running into your secret crush while looking like you are wearing the PJ's you slept in and haven't brushed your teeth, or being the only car pulled over for speeding, in a line of 10 going the same speed.

How about somebody really accidentally spilling steaming coffee all over your brand new silk shirt and suit on the way to that important business meeting, the more important, the bigger the cup, with you stuck inside where you couldn't get the hot coffee away from you?.

Or maybe a deer jumping in front of you at the last second and kicking out your windshield or worst a moose? Oh golly--the ideas just keep popping into my head--she's helpful like that. :)

But conversely how about good Karma? Like finding a 100 dollar bill with no one around, obviously deserted. Or getting that great job you've always wanted over others who you just knew would get it instead of you.

Maybe accidentally meeting a person who makes your world shine, and it's clear they feel the same way? That expensive grinding sound in your rear axle just up and stops one day, and the garage says they can't find anything wrong.

You're on a pretty road when a mom cougar with 2 adorable cubs come into view and stand there and play until you've gotten some of the nicest pictures ever. Some rich guy gets tired of his BMW, wants a new car, gets out, hands you the title and keys cuz you're the closest person, and hops into a taxi and drives away.

She's got lots more ideas for that side too. Personally I'm not sure how many times I could take getting hit by lightening. I'd much rather have a BMW. In these end times she says she's stepping up her game. So I suspect Karma's going to come thru faster now. It's a great learning tool, and she so wants us learning as fast as possible considering the short time frame. Tweet