Not everything is Karma - there is also free will

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> So I think it may well be so, that when someone gets killed by a policemen or

> a soldier who acts under the order of his superiors, that the man who got

> shot, was killing the policeman or the soldier in his last lifes, while

> exercising his free will, therefore he got the equal reaction to his action,

> while the policeman or the soldier may get a decoration for what he has done

> and thus don`t get any negative reaction for his act.

 

The soldier doesn't get the reation if he was simply folowing orders from his

superiors. The King or (Prime Minister) doesn't get the karma if he was

following the orders of the Manu Samhita. That is the law of karma, it doesn't

show any free will. It is BECAUSE these activities are under material nature

that Manu Samhita governs them.

 

This scenario doesn't support your statement which follows, at least I cannot

see the connection -

 

> NO IT`S NOT "only your bad karma"! There is also the free will to act, from

>the side of those who are cousing you harm and trouble, emotionally or

> physicaly.

> Karma implys a equal reaktion which may come in due course of time, but there

> is a difference if someone get,s shot by a policemen or a soldier in war, or

> a criminal who came to rob his properties.

 

If you want to kill legally, you will be given the body of someone inclined

towards soldiering, and if you desire to murder, you will be given a body

inclined towards murderer. Both are equally free to question their spiritual

values, although sastra says it is easier for the more pious prisioner, the

soldier.