Malay fighting losing battle against Karma . . .
Malay, after 64 years of independence, have nothing but the proverbial shirts on their backs. That’s KARMA!
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Malay should keep in mind Uganda and Myanmar. Both tried to fight Karma.
Dictator Idi Amin expelled 50K Asian — mostly Indian — in 1972. They left for the UK. In 1980, some returned after being invited back by the gov’t. Today, there are 15K Asian in Uganda. They form only 1 per cent of the population but pay 65 per cent of the taxes.
Myanmar made it very difficult for Indian to stay in the country after independence in 1948. Today, out of 54m people, about 2.5m people are Indian. They dominate the economy.
Poverty may be a flawed measuring tool used by the money economy since it doesn’t include self-subsistence farming.
Those outside the money economy are considered poor.
Those below the poverty line in the money economy are considered poor. This may be true if the reporting is accurate.
Self-subsistence in the rural economy isn’t considered by the money economy. If those subsisting sell their extra produce for cash, their income might still place them below the poverty line. That’s a flawed approach.
It’s said that Malay, after 64 years of independence, have nothing but the proverbial shirts on their backs. That’s KARMA!
A small Malay capitalist class and their non-Malay cronies benefitted at their expense in particular and the nation at large.
Malay tried to fight Karma. The more that they fight Karma, the more it will fight them.
No one can escape Karma.
Karma is neutral.
It’s human perceptions that see Karma as good, bad, evil, beautiful and ugly.
Those who block the “clear energy” will be moved out of the way. The Federal gov’t’s demand that non-Malay hand over 51 per cent of freight forwarding businesses to Malay will create KARMA!
It’s the guilty conscience that kills.
Keep the conscience clear.
Karmic forces exhaust themselves sooner or later provided Karma is accepted, and neutralised through acceptance. Time will exhaust the exhaust Karmic forces once neutralised through acceptance.
Look for the silver lining in the clouds, take everything that happens as a blessing in disguise, count the blessings, be grateful and thankful so that there are even more reasons to be grateful and thankful tomorrow.
The “good” can only come from the “bad”. Without the “bad”, there can be no “good”.
The USSR, based on five year plans and central planning, failed because it didn’t factor in mathematics and physics being the nearest to the Word of God. That’s KARMA!
America fought Karma for 20 years in Afghanistan. Eventually, it accepted Karma, it was neutralised, and the Karmic forces exhausted themselves. America left Afghanistan.
The Taliban filled the vacuum. That’s Karma.
Mathematics and Physics are the nearest to “God”, for want of a better term. Word of God and “God” are synonymous. There’s no “God” separate from Word of God.
Word of God does not mean that “God” came down and said something.
Word of God refers to eternal laws based on eternal truths. The Holy Bible, the Word of God, is about the spiritual nature of truth.
The Holy Spirit permeates and manifests.
Hindu feel that there’s a great spirit — paramatma — which permeates everything.
All the laws of science are Word of God. Science includes theories — true but cannot be proven and hence not law — and hypothesis (ideas for experimentation).
Science is about scientific methods. Scientific consensus isn’t science but pseudo science or fake science i.e. creating fake solutions for fake problems.
Life comes in various shades of grey. There are exceptions, qualifiers, caveats, ifs and buts.
Black and white only, black only or white only isn’t the sum total of life.
Rene Descartes said, “I think, therefore I am”. Cogito, ergo sum (Latin).
The original phrase, in French, was “je pense, donc je suis”.
Buddha said, “The mind is everything. What you think you become.”
Jesus explained Truth and Faith, both eternal laws based on eternal truths.
Many people see Faith as religion, belief in God and belief in yourself.
What Jesus explained was about Commitment (not giving up) going together with Faith (seeing things that don’t exist yet). These are eternal laws based on eternal truths.
Faith can move mountains.
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