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Is “What you create you get back” the same as “an eye for an eye”
Universal law is “What you create you get back” (do unto others as you would want them to do unto you)
I think Yahweh is interpreted as saying, practice “an eye for an eye” as punishment for crimes committed?
I also heard recently of “mirroring” what someone does to you as a method to fighting back. (basically “an eye for an eye”)
Here’s the Question,
How does prime creator see it?
Is “an eye for an eye” just a revenge attack? (and the cycle may continue and may never end?)
To me prime creator says if someone does something bad to you, the correct response is to “observe it, feel it and transmute it” (heal it … find the positive … change it into something good)
And “What you create you get back” is more about you creating what you want in your universe?
I would like to ask what does the GFL say about this?
Thank You
Karma should not be seen as a debt to be repaid, but as an opportunity to heal it and change it into something good (transmute it)
Not “an eye for an eye”, this just sounds like revenge.
One more thing … if I may,
This is a Quote from a video I watched recently, it talks about, how it is also possible for us to “dissolve” Karma,
(I thought other people may find it interesting)
(a channelled message from Zii of The Federation of Planets)
(quote)
It is possible to dissolve the Kama, to alleviate the burdens one may have gathered by recognising with deep sincerity the impact of one’s actions and by aligning with the divine will to heal.
In the depth of every being is the spark of the one infinite creator, a spark that has the power to transform to create a new and to restore the balance of love.
When the intension to heal, to make restitution becomes a blazing fire within, the capacity of the one infinite creation to dissolve Karma is called forth.
This is not a passive process, it is an act of creation of magic of conscious choice, to truly move beyond the cycles of Karma one must see every experience though the lens of love.
The power that resided within great beings like Jesus, that power to connect with the divine and bring forth miracles is not reserved for a select few, it is the power inherent in every being that aligns fully with the love of the Creator.
It requires purity of heart, unwavering faith, and a willingness to serve beyond self-interest.
(end quote)