My regular readers know that I am a great believer in the theory of karma.
Often, there are stories that makes one wonder why somethings happen one way when similar instances end up with different outcomes.
There are many stray dogs everywhere but some get adopted and get homes and most don’t. Why should this happen?
There is no logical explanation except that the dogs that get adopted do so because they are enjoying the fruit of some good action in the past and the adopters are enjoying a fruit of their own past actions.
Here is the first story to illustrate the phenomenon.
And the second.
No, I don’t believe in karma, only in good luck and bad luck. Or in the right person being in the right place at the right time. Or in happy coincidence.
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That is alright with me. I just care that as many stray dogs as there are get adopted.
There’s no way of checking the theory, but be good anyway, for its own sake.
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Yes, at least for these two dogs, good things happened.
I laughed at your links. I guess you’re right. the name apparently is important!
and the names that were rather ’embarrassing?’ to uncles and bosses. 😀
but I mostly loved the story of Chutki. I remember when you first got her.
she was a sad little thing that was a miracle in itself that she even survived!
but now look at her. she is a Princess!
and the last paragraph in the story of Rani… how wonderful is that for him.
I wish more people would do this…
” It is much better and healthier to adopt a community dog. All animals have immense ability to give love and spread happiness.”
rescued dogs are the best. they literally KNOW you saved them! and they seem to remain always grateful. wow. humans can take a lesson.
hugs to little Chutki! (would love a picture on your posts of her now and then!)
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I will send a recent photograph of Chutki’s to you by mail. She is camera shy and it is difficult to get her to pose.
Or, you know, could be entirely random.
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Sure, just as long as the dogs get adopted, I have no problems.
I believe in Karma. I enjoyed your post, and those two links. Chutki sure is a lucky girl. The dog who moved to France – that is a sweet story too.
Welcome to the club Kaitlin.
KARMA – like Creationism requires a degtree of faith to believe. I am inclined to believe the former – not the latter.
Welcome to the club. Incidentally, Indian philosophy has no problems with evolution and even mutations.