Karma
German: Karma
Common meaning:
The law of cause and effect across lifetimes; the return of what one has done
Clear meaning:
The field’s self-structuring through repetition—not punishment, but the echo of unresolved resonance returning to be seen.
Karma is not judgment—
it is a signal
that something has not yet been fully seen.
It does not repeat because you were wrong—
but because the field calls for integration.
Karma is remembrance,
not retribution.
Karma is not consequence—
it is the invitation
to return to coherence.
