Karma Question

[Guest guest]

At 10:09 PM 2/14/2008, you wrote:

>I am still thinking about karma, Brandi!

 

Kewl, I enjoy having someone to talk with about it :-)

 

>A good example I often use is the life and loves of Mia Farrow. In

>the 60s, she befriended Andre Previn and his wife Dory. As it

>turned out, Mia started a relationship with Andre, and Dory was out

>of the picture. Dory, a musician, wrote a poignant song about Mia,

>and claimed that Mia befriended them because she wanted Andre, and

>succeeded. The song is called " Beware of young girls " . Mia was

>about 22yrs old then.

>While Mia was with Andre, they adopted two children from Asia, one

>of whom is SoonYi. So 20 years down the track, SoonYi does to Mia

>what Mia did to Dory! How is that for karma?!

 

" What goes around, comes around " certainly is karma. But is it the action of a

punitive god/dess, a metaphysical principal or a psychological one? It's a

subtle difference in belief I am talking about - but I think it is important. I

think it matters how we look at it, our world view determines so many of our

beliefs and attitudes. Sometimes it is clear how we bring circumstances on

ourselves through our reactions, sometimes it is harder to see. I don't know

enough about Mia Farrow to say exactly how this worked for her - but projection

is a well established psychological and metaphysical principal. In a nutshell,

we get others to act out the side of ourselves that we won't own.

Psychologically, we unconsciously " pick " people to be around who will act out

these issues. Metaphysically, our energy attracts them to us as well. Or we

create them out of our children and family. So this scenario is not surprising

when looked at that way.

 

I'm not saying there is no spiritual component to karma, it's certainly about

growth. What I am saying is it is not about " punishment " , no scorecard is being

kept. I'm also saying that (to use this story as an example) Mia Farrow did not

" choose " to be betrayed by Soon Yi in order to atone for her prior misdeeds. She

was probably as surprised as anyone in that circumstance. What happened was the

natural consequence of her reactions, beliefs and attitude, and if she does not

recognize this, she will carry that energy forward, not just in this lifetime,

but again into the next, and over and over until she decides to break the cycle

herself.

 

Brandi

 

 

[Guest guest]

@@@ While Mia was with Andre, they adopted two children from Asia,

one of whom is SoonYi. So 20 years down the track, SoonYi does to Mia

what Mia did to Dory! How is that for karma?!@@@

 

LOL! I just now realized exactly what was written here. So the

adopted daughter took her father away from her mother? Maybe, it's

not about the women who are at fault here, but Andre instead. Sort of

reminds me of the biblical law that the sins of the father will

continue to the fourth generation. The guy just likes them young, it

looks like to me. Or was Mia already married to someone else by

that time? Which ever way you look at it there is sure to be Karma

to worked out for all involved. Hehe!

 

Linda

 

 

--- Brandi Jasmine

<jazztalk wrote:

>

> At 10:09 PM 2/14/2008, you wrote:

> >I am still thinking about karma, Brandi!

>

> Kewl, I enjoy having someone to talk with about it :-)

>

> >A good example I often use is the life and loves of Mia Farrow. In

> >the 60s, she befriended Andre Previn and his wife Dory. As it

> >turned out, Mia started a relationship with Andre, and Dory was

out

> >of the picture. Dory, a musician, wrote a poignant song about Mia,

> >and claimed that Mia befriended them because she wanted Andre, and

> >succeeded. The song is called " Beware of young girls " . Mia was

> >about 22yrs old then.

> >While Mia was with Andre, they adopted two children from Asia, one

> >of whom is SoonYi. So 20 years down the track, SoonYi does to Mia

> >what Mia did to Dory! How is that for karma?!

>

> " What goes around, comes around " certainly is karma. But is it the

action of a punitive god/dess, a metaphysical principal or a

psychological one? It's a subtle difference in belief I am talking

about - but I think it is important. I think it matters how we look

at it, our world view determines so many of our beliefs and

attitudes. Sometimes it is clear how we bring circumstances on

ourselves through our reactions, sometimes it is harder to see. I

don't know enough about Mia Farrow to say exactly how this worked for

her - but projection is a well established psychological and

metaphysical principal. In a nutshell, we get others to act out the

side of ourselves that we won't own. Psychologically, we

unconsciously " pick " people to be around who will act out these

issues. Metaphysically, our energy attracts them to us as well. Or we

create them out of our children and family. So this scenario is not

surprising when looked at that way.

>

> I'm not saying there is no spiritual component to karma, it's

certainly about growth. What I am saying is it is not

about " punishment " , no scorecard is being kept. I'm also saying that

(to use this story as an example) Mia Farrow did not " choose " to be

betrayed by Soon Yi in order to atone for her prior misdeeds. She was

probably as surprised as anyone in that circumstance. What happened

was the natural consequence of her reactions, beliefs and attitude,

and if she does not recognize this, she will carry that energy

forward, not just in this lifetime, but again into the next, and over

and over until she decides to break the cycle herself.

>

> Brandi

>

>

[Blessedbetoday]

This is fascinating. It was only by reading Dory Previns obit that I realized that Ms. Farrow seduced Previn. It's like an energy pattern that, once established, continues to operate.