Take the Karma test

Anonymous · June 2008

Take the Karma test

Anonymous · June 2008

While surfing net I found this site. Its pretty cool Take the test and find out what your Karma is.

Here are my results:You have a direct perception of truth. You are very keen and don't use it to take advantage. When you commit positive deeds, you don't do them to get ahead, you do positive deeds simply because it makes you feel good. Your intentions are almost always meant well and all this positive karmaic energy is bound to come back to you in a great way.

http://www.truelifekarma.com/?aff=myresults

Actions do not create karma (good or bad) when performed by an individual in the state of Moksha or liberation. Such a person is called "Stithaprajna". The monist, Adi Sankara taught "Akarmaiva Moksha," which means "Moksha can be attained only by doing, not by a process of effort". All actions performed by one in the state of Moksha are called Dharma.^{[citation needed]}

^{"All living beings have actions (Karma) as their own, their inheritance, their congenital cause, their kinsman, their refuge. It is Karma that differentiates beings into low and high states." According to Buddhism, there are five orders or processes (niyama) which operate in the physical and mental realms. They are: Utu Niyama - physical inorganic order, e.g. seasonal phenomena of winds and rains. The unerring order of seasons, characteristic seasonal changes and events, causes of winds and rains, nature of heat, etc., all belong to this group. Bija Niyama - order of germs and seeds (physical organic order), e.g. rice produced from rice-seed, sugary taste from sugar-cane or honey, peculiar characteristics of certain fruits, etc. The scientific theory of cells and genes and the physical similarity of twins may be ascribed to this order. Karma Niyama - order of act and result, e.g., desirable and undesirable acts produce corresponding good and bad results. As surely as water seeks its own level so does Karma, given opportunity, produce its inevitable result, not in the form of a reward or punishment but as an innate sequence. This sequence of deed and effect is as natural and necessary as the way of the sun and the moon. Dhamma Niyama - order of the norm, e.g., the natural phenomena occurring at the advent of a Bodhisattva in his last birth. Gravitation and other similar laws of nature. The natural reason for being good and so forth, may be included in this group. Citta Niyama - order or mind or psychic law, e.g., processes of consciousness, arising and perishing of consciousness, constituents of consciousness, power of mind, etc., including telepathy, telaesthesia, retro-cognition, premonition, clairvoyance, clairaudience, thought-reading and such other psychic phenomena which are inexplicable to modern science.}

Nicki

livesstrong · June 2008

WOW!, Nicki, they nailed you! Wink

So true!!!

Valerie

livesstrong · June 2008

WOW!!! Nicki, they are spot on!!!

They really nailed it!!

Valerie

Anonymous · June 2008

Fun site! I love the spooky karmic music and the turning pages! I got the same results as you did, Nicki. Does that make us karmic soulmates? Maybe we should start a Zen intuition cult?

~Marin

Bren-2007 · June 2008

Hi Nicki and Marin,

Mine's the same as yours!!

Anonymous · June 2008

HaHa its funny. I guess that shows that most of us are really nice people with good Karma. I did one for my exfriend. This is what hers showed.

Score: -29 = Emptiness! You often feel empty. That "something" that you lack is most likey happiness. Happiness can never be achieved through selfishness, ignorance, or greed. Try to surround yourself with love and compassion. If you do that, you will automatically start feeling more and more satisfied with life.

Nicki

my3girls · June 2008

Thanks Nicki!

I enjoyed that test!!

You have a direct perception of truth. You are very keen and don't use it to take advantage. When you commit positive deeds, you don't do them to get ahead, you do positive deeds simply because it makes you feel good. Your intentions are almost always meant well and all this positive karmaic energy is bound to come back to you in a great way!.

Mine was the same too! Wow....great women on this board!

Lisa

livesstrong · June 2008

Ok, here are my results,

Score: 23 You have a lot of positive karma, and have good intentions in life. People would normally characterize you with being a kind, sensitive giving person. Remember that by creating positive karma seeds, they will soon blossom. If you work hard enough it is capable to gain enlightenment, and maintain inner peace.

Nancy101 · June 2008

That was fun...I too scored the same as you Nicki. There seems to be quite a few of us in this category. Thanks.

SheriH · June 2008

I scored a 15. I think that was what most of you scored. Of course, I think I'm a little biased!

iodine · June 2008

I was a 9:

In general, you tend to create poitive actions. You have a caring personality which gives you positive Karma. Every now and then you slip up and harvest negative Karma. But, all in all, you follow lines similar to the Monks on their way to enlightenment.

Let's go for the enlightenment.

OneBadBoob · June 2008

That was fun--

I scored a 26--You have a lot of positive karma, and have good intentions in life. People would normally characterize you with being a kind, sensitive giving person. Remember that by creating positive karma seeds, they will soon blossom. If you work hard enough it is capable to gain enlightenment, and maintain inner peace.

he he he--pre-BC, my sister used to tell me my "Pollyanna" attitude gave her a headache. . .

So now, I gotta work hard, in the words of Barry Manilow, Trying to get that Feeling Again. . .

And I've looked high (high) and low (low)
And everywhere I possibly can (high)
But there's no (no) tryin' to get the feelin' again
It seemed to disappear as fast as it came

NaughtybyNature · June 2008

Hi Chemos...

Great site... I took the test too... my answer was the same as yours (which is in my case is the truth Wink ).

Now, you have to teach me your secret... how does one take a test for an "x-friend"? I have several in mind... Laughing

lv2cmp · June 2008

Wow sure glad I am not an x-friend of you NBN. That looks like an evil grin! Good question though. Heck I have trouble thinking for myself much less how somebody else would think.

Amy

sahalie · June 2008

Exactly Amy.

How in the world does one get into the mind of an "ex" friend to take a generic internet test?

And the important question is. . .Why would you even want to try?

I like to think positive and stay away from negative things and bogus sites.

Better to be positive. Think Happy!

lv2cmp · June 2008

Sahalie I gotta agree. I like the think positive and Be happy attitude myself. Karma is like cause and effect and what goes around comes around and we all know how that works. I am responsible for myself and therefore can only answer for myself. Generic internet test is right and geesh afterall, its only the internet.

Amy

bluedahlia · June 2008

Yep......karma is a boomerang and we should ALL analyze our behaviour. Wink

celia088 · June 2008

bluedahlia, i think that what you said would only apply to Australian Karma.lol

celia088 · June 2008

sahalie, i totally agree with all that you said.

celia

Anonymous · June 2008

Yes, I think this was a fun thing. And in fun I took it for my husband too. Hahaha I wont share those results.

Seems like most of you had fun with it - I sure did. It showed that most of us are really good people who care about others.

NBN: Im sure your results came out like many of ours. We all know what a kind person you are.

So Sahalie, Amy and Celia. Did ya take the test?

Nicki

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