Although everyone makes mistakes in life, some people in this world feel that any person who intentionally or unintentionally hurt someone should be made to suffer the consequences of their wrongdoing. Peaceful people everywhere has learnt to deal with disappointing calamities in life by forgiving the person whom (they think) was responsible for it and moving on with their lives.



Unfortunately, there are many people who take themselves too seriously and do not understand the simple fact that the Universe can take care of itself. What each individual contributes into the world is returned to them three-fold. This is the law of Karma. What we do unto others boomerangs back to US.

Most of us know that if someone does us harm, they will suffer the consequences in this life or in the next. The Universe does not require our help to correct what we think are its "mistakes". The Universe does exactly what was pre-planned for each individual to erase their karmic debts and take them through lessons they are here to experience.

Revenge spells are used on the occasions that people feel they have to personally give someone a lesson. Little do they know that by interfering with the laws of nature, we are adding to our own karmic debt.

We are all here in this world to learn our karmic lessons. There are some souls who incarnate to become teachers and guides. These souls are more in touch with the Cosmic reality and will not be easily perturbed. They always welcome others and enlighten them with spiritual knowledge. They are called Gurus. Examples of Gurus are The Dalai Llama, and some of the Swamis of India. A guru always tries to unite. People who try to divide our world in the name of religion are not aware or awake to the Cosmic reality. People who accept all religions KNOW that we are all ONE and the SAME.

Our goal is to "live and let live". We must always remember that most of the people who come in contact are souls who have agreed to help us experience some pre-planned event. For example, if we go out to the grocery store and we see a poor man begging for coins. We ignore him and continue to walk, telling ourselves that he is a lazy bum. After a while, guilt gnaws on our conscience and we reconsider our behavior thinking, "I should've given him something; what if I became homeless?".

That is the realization that our souls are merely enacting a drama that we came into this world for.