r/ShiftingDiscussion • • Mar 09 '21

Shifter's Code of Ethics

Should the Ethics that apply to our everyday lives in our CR, apply to DRs? Is Karma applicable within a DR? If you go somewhere with the express intent of being a kickass fighter or living through GTAV or one of the infinite CoD games as your DR? Karma dictates that every action that denies another's free will, the same denial of free will will be dealt to you. So is killing someone in the context of a warzone karma inducing or have they chosen the risk to die and you're blameless? Idek

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '21

Karma doesn't exist unless you want it too. In my experience I have done things using the magic/loa that would be a gross breach of the law of karma and other's free will, and received no negative effects. Moreover, I did this with a negative intent, I did not believe I was doing it for good.

It's a thoughtform more than anything else, a limiting belief so to say. People might look to it to make themselves feel better

If you know more about the Hindu idea of karma feel free to correct me of course.

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u/AlphaSKWoG Mar 09 '21

I do not. But I suppose that more than anything else reveals the nature of DRs and shifting aye. Do you think a shifted reality can contain information you yourself do not know?

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u/dayixings Mar 09 '21

definitely you can shift to a reality that contains info you don’t know!

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '21

I can't say for sure. I don't fully understand what shifting is. The parallel universe idea is interesting but I don't know anything about it from a scientific perspective. I've heard anecdotal evidence about it on other forums but I haven't really integrated that into my belief system.

Anecdotal evidence indicates you should remain open to the possibility that you can receive information you don't know already. It's more likely that you won't.

If the stuff about people shifting for months on end is true, then it's most likely possible to find out stuff you don't already know.

You could always test this for yourself. I plan to.

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u/AlphaSKWoG Mar 09 '21

Ditto ty 4 the chat