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>How real is karma? How often are the virtuous rewarded for their good works and intentions? How often do the morally corrupt face due consequences?
(Beatbox 2 bars)
Ya'll gone make me act a fool, up in here, up in here
Ya'll gone make me loose my cool, up in here up in here,
Ya'll gone make me bust a smack, up in here, up in here,
Ya'll gone make my fingers snap, up in here, up in here,
Why should I battle a crusty old man,
When you can't even defeat a little weak Peter Pan,
Ya lucky this is only a beatbox battle,
Cause in a real battle I make ya feel rattled,
Look at him, he only got one planet,
I got the whole Galaxy under my dependence,
You're gonna beg when you bleed and die,
As you realize destiny arrived,
Ya'll gone make me + Beatbox
Ya'll gone make me + Beatbox
Ya'll gone make me + Beatbox
Ya'll gone make me + Beatbox
(Beatbox 2 bars)
Let me show you how to scratch it
(Beatbox)
Either way, destiny still arrives "

karma would have to be divine justice. us mortals couldn't comprehend

Karma meaning suffering consequences for poorly thought out selfish decisions and rewards for well thought out selfless decisions is very much real.
But Karma is usually about receiving rewards/burdens in your next life for how you behave in this one.

>>4111555
>usually about receiving rewards/burdens in your next life for how you behave in this one
Isn't it mostly just Hindus and Buddhists who use it that way?
>>4111555
I'm speaking in scope of mortal life.

>>4111562
it would still affect your mortal life but we cant truly fathom what constitutes good or bad. someone or something beyond our understanding has to make these rules.

Not much at all