Karmic Laws
Jan 2013 · Claregate Ltd
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Each human life is the result of a unique set of causes and effects—a condensation, as it were, of past actions, some of which stretch back over many lifetimes. To the student of the esoteric, our bodies—both inner and outer—are receptacles for creative as well as destructive energies and are the product of those cosmic laws of cause and effect known as karma. This book explains the fundamental concept of karma and examines the way karmic consequences manifest in a variety of physical diseases, ranging from arthritis to schizophrenia and alcoholism.
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Zachary Espinosa
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August 20, 2024
Insightful information about karma. Eye opening and life changing. The author goes into detail to explain why karma affects people differently and how some people seem to 'have it made' compared to others who constantly struggle. I would have gave it 5 stars but it does divert it's attention, as other readers have said, to a long tangent about disease and how karma affects it. Truly boring at this part and goes on for many chapters.
Kasturi Rangan
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October 8, 2018
Read it once but it rests heavily on only the western thinking where karma is anyways not a known theory. Half way through it digresses and loses direction. Reading it again... I might have missed something. Second reading made me more confused, and hence the low rating of stars. Sorry but needs more research. My search continues.
Diego Meza
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August 1, 2017
Good insight into karma... Different from info on the internet. Really like it
About the author
Dr Douglas Mackley Baker BA MRCP LCRP was born in London, England in 1922 and raised in South Africa. In 1939, at the outbreak of World War Two, he enlisted in the Natal Mounted Rifles, a regiment of the South African Army, and fought alongside the British Eighth Army in North Africa. He was badly wounded during the Battle of El Alamein and again in Italy, where his injuries put him on the critical list. The experience of war evoked in him doubts about traditional religious belief and led him to investigate the hidden facets of Man’s true nature as pondered by philosophers throughout the ages.
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