How KARMA really works. (Ep. 19)

In both the entertainment industry and our personal lives, we encounter betrayal and painful experiences. In this episode, I'll share my journey with karma-how I faced it and turned it into a powerful ally.
If you're an aspiring filmmaker, screenwriter, or actor, or if you dream about being a part of the entertainment world, this podcast exposes the reality of what that REALLY means.
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[@shranjayarora]

I'm a filmmaker in LA and had similar experiences with some producers. Thanks for sharing this! You explain karma very well.

[@scriptalchemist]

Glad it was helpful! ✨

[@libertyforrest]

Gotta love karma!!! Thanks for sharing your story.

[@bellasmith9078]

Hi Sed😁

[@SusyRohrscheib]

Hi Seda, so I don’t believe in Karma. I believe what you are referring to is God’s vengeance. I believe in what the Bible says that vengeance is his so those who believe in him will see justice served when the time is right. Now before you say anything think of it this way. You have a house and a house didn’t build itself it was built by a builder. The same thing applies to creation. Nothing can be created without a creator. God is the creator of the Universe and once you become his child he always makes sure justice is served. It might not be when you want it but eventually it happens. Just like the stories you mentioned and what happened to you in high school. Also Jesus wants us to love every one even our enemies. One must show compassion even when they don’t deserve it. You will be surprised to see how some people change the way they think when things happen to them unexpectedly. Just trust in knowing that you are not alone and there is something more powerful working with you in times when you might feel defeated. If you ever want to learn more about God i can share some great KZbin channels for you to check out 😊 I hope everything works out. Have a great day 😊

[@scriptalchemist]

@@SusyRohrscheib Thank you for sharing your perspective. I hope you made it to the end of the video where I connected it all to: “Do good and you shall receive good.” I believe in good and bad karma. That might be different things in different religions, but we all experience some type of “divine justice.” We also see that in human-written stories. Isn’t that interesting? What did you think about the producer story? It’s mind blowing how they try to take advantage of students and newbie filmmakers. I hope they all get exposed, so they can’t do that to anyone else🙏🏼

[@SusyRohrscheib]

@@scriptalchemist So I did watch your whole video. I love how you are sharing things we should be doing for one another and that we should always do good. And I don’t want to sound overly religious or offensive in any way so I say this with much love and respect. Even though we do good all the time it doesn’t mean that you will receive good all the time. We will still face trials and tribulations because that’s exactly what Jesus went through. The good news is that when we go through these things and you put your trust in him, that is when you will see things happen according to his will. What that producer did he is obviously going to pay for his crimes and justice will be served but it doesn’t end there. This life is only temporary and even though we want to condemn folks for the harm they do to us, we must show compassion because he doesn’t know what’s coming. There is eternal life after this one and so what we do on this earth we will have to pay an account when we are standing in front of judgement. And if this man doesn’t come to terms and ask for forgiveness, I feel very sorry for him.