Karmic management. How to manage your life and achieve results?

Main subjects

KarmaAVAlexander VolchekKarmic managementKarma, free will, and causalityFreedomCause and effect

Main threads of the conversation

• 00:00What is "karmic management"?
• 02:33First define karma—otherwise, what are you managing?
• 03:24Managing karma: where to begin
• 07:26The main mistake in karmic management
• 13:20Good deeds = money? The illusion of a direct connection
• 17:09Freedom of action vs. karma
• 24:10The relationship between karma and having money
• 27:40The harm of karmic management
• 30:22When will "good deeds" produce results?
• 34:55Periods of karma's movement: establishing karma up to age 21
• 40:56Ages 21–28: the double period of formation and living through karma
• 41:11Ages 28–49: living through karma
• 42:12Wanting to "live through karma quickly" and the cost of speeding it up
• 48:00What a person can actually do to manage karma

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• 02:01

  There is a very clearly stated law, and people take that law to mean, "Can I do good things for other people now and receive benefits for myself?" That is the specific reasoning in this book, and in the idea of karmic management generally.

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• 10:13

  People love to say, when something is going well for them, "That is because I have good karma."

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• 18:47

  If we say that everything has causes and consequences in terms of the karmic path, that means freedom does not exist. Only karma exists, and absolutely nothing else.

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• 19:18

  Someone says, "I did good things, and that is why I had good results afterward."

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• 31:16

  That is how people will answer, although I would offer my own explanation: that it is simply part of life.

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• 33:58

  To understand that, you need at least to take a brief look at the movement of karma throughout a lifetime.

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• 38:59

  Later, when they enter the Matrix, a man sits there eating a steak and says, "How great this is!" Because it is not real.

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• 46:58

  My answer is this: I try very hard in my life to treat all people equally, regardless of how closely we are related by blood in this life, how close they are to me through my karmic lives and karmic experience, or whether I am seeing this person for the first time. Because this is a human being.

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• 50:15

  If someone had minus ten and received plus ten from the country's karma, they have reached zero in this life.

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• 51:36

  The essence is not whether good or bad things happen to you, but how you truly develop as a person.

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