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Does Karma Really Exist?

The concept of karma has become increasingly mainstream and is now a topic of widespread discussion. It is often understood as a universal law of cause and effect: do good, and good will come back to you; do harm, and harm will eventually return.

I would like to explore this subject from a different perspective — one that was revealed to me during an experience in which I became one with everything.

The Origins of Incarnation

I was shown that the idea of incarnation originated with the first angelic beings who separated themselves from the primordial source in order to gather experiences.

Over time, many of these beings became entangled in increasingly complex games and experiences that gradually distanced them from the Light and from the Source, often without their awareness. The original purpose was simply experience itself — the exploration and discovery of consciousness through experience.

In what I was shown, there was no concept of karma at this stage.

The Encounter with a Dark Creator

Later, I witnessed an event that deeply shaped my understanding.

Due to what appeared to be a cosmic violation, a dark being — a dark creator — had cut off my access to the Source. When I became aware of this and called upon higher beings for assistance, I saw a celestial being seize this dark creator and cast it back into the primordial Source.

At first, I believed this would be the end of that being.

What happened next, however, was completely unexpected.

It did not resemble punishment or destruction. Instead, it felt like the reunion of loving parents with a child long believed to be lost. There was joy, celebration, love, and a profound sense of homecoming.

The being entered the Source and disappeared.

After what felt like an eternity, it emerged once again.

It rose from the Source like a phoenix. It was no longer as black and terrifying as before. Instead, it appeared dark red, infused with light and transformed by what seemed to be a process of purification.

Understanding the Love of God

In that moment, I understood something fundamental:

The love of God is not something that must be earned.

It is available to all beings. The only requirement is the willingness to turn toward it. The arms of God are open to everyone without exception.

Even purification takes place within that love, not outside of it.

At the same time, I was given a deeper glimpse into the nature of the Source itself.

In my experience, the primordial Source consists entirely of light and infinite love. There is no separation there, no judgment, no doubt, and no lack. Even one’s own thoughts seem to dissolve in its presence.

It is almost impossible to describe.

In that state, no questions arise because everything is already perfect exactly as it is. There is nothing to correct, nothing to improve, and nothing to achieve. Everything rests in complete and absolute perfection.

I felt that, as a human being, I would completely lose myself within that infinite love. At the same time, I became aware that a higher aspect of our own being watches over us and determines how deeply we may enter into the Source. In my case, it prevented me from going further.

Another realization emerged from this experience as well.

The idea that evil is part of the Source itself did not appear true to me. Rather, evil seemed to be a consequence of separation from the Source. In my understanding, it possesses no independent power of its own. It arises wherever the connection to the Light becomes increasingly diminished.

The Question of Karma

Later, out of curiosity, I entered what I perceived as the dark pyramid of these dark beings.

In my understanding, this structure also encompasses our three-dimensional world — or more specifically, humanity operating within a 3D state of consciousness.

There, I gained the impression that the principle of karma did not apply to the dark creators themselves, but primarily to human beings.

This led me to a new realization:

What we commonly understand as karma may not be a universal law of existence after all.

A Different Perspective on Karma

From my perspective, karma may instead be a belief system or an artificial construct that was introduced to humanity.

It may even serve as a mechanism that binds beings to the cycle of incarnation.

For this reason, I have come to question whether karma exists in the way it is commonly presented today. To me, it appears less like an immutable cosmic law and more like an idea that has been passed down and accepted over time.

If the Source is unconditional love, and if even fallen beings can ultimately return to that love, then an important question arises:

Is the universe truly based on punishment and repayment, or is it ultimately founded upon experience, understanding, transformation, and return to the Source?

Final Thoughts

I do not present these reflections as universal truth. They are simply my personal interpretation of experiences that were shown to me during a profound state of unity consciousness.

My intention is not to convince anyone, but to encourage reflection and open inquiry into ideas that are often accepted without question.

Each person is invited to examine these thoughts for themselves and arrive at their own understanding.