No matter what you believe in, there is a rule of "what you do comes back". Christianity is no different. With Buddhism, it's karma. Wicca, its three fold law. It's the way the universe works.
Karma is about the next life, its not an instant deal. Also good things happen to bad people. In Christianity bad things happened to good people. Look at poor Job. The world is more chaos than order.
queenavenger if you feel that it is hindering you, if you feel that they are threatening, or crossing a line, its a good idea to talk to a teacher, councilor, principal. You might not be the only one who is getting bullied by these people and coming forward might in turn help someone else out. Standing up to a bully can be hard but remember you don't have to just take it. Good luck hun in whatever you decide to do
If you are of Christian faith, remember Prophet Elijah cursed and killed, yet still went to Heaven.
So it's solely your own decision.
However, my suggestion is the same as above, being kind to them will actually probably make them stop. If it only intensifies the bullying, seek help from the school staff.
No matter what you believe in, there is a rule of "what you do comes back". Christianity is no different. With Buddhism, it's karma. Wicca, its three fold law. It's the way the universe works.
Christianity IS different in how a lot of the old Testament makes it TENfold, not THREEfold. Where do the extra seven parts go, if this applies universally? Why not break an even balance--the Newtonian onefold law?
One of my ex-mentors in psychism even told me that curses operate by "making karma work faster" and that was it. If a curse wasn't effective, then it was because there was no bad karma to use. Going by that, Queenavenger could curse as much as needed to feel better without worrying about getting cursed thrice the same way in return.
If a person or group of people are continually negatively effecting your well-being for no reason then tell them to stop. If they continue then so what it takes to make them stop because they have been warned. just remember to let the punishment fit the crime.
I've used binding and reversing spells for stuff like this. Id you are justified in your actions then there is no karmic backlash. Its not good to hurt people but its way worse to allow someone to make a victim of you.
Im trying to be the eye of this storm. Maybe you do better alone and shutting people out? I dont know. I just dont want you to do this if you arent experianced because its possible to kill them. Just, know what youre doing before you hi about your revenge.
@ DivineChaos it depends on your path. Some see karma as a force that effects your next life while others see it as a constant that keeps things in check. Myself, I have seen it work, but I have also seen it fail. While I feel karma can teach lessons, the majority of life's ups and downs people see as 'karma' is a build up of positive and negative energy which effects us for good or bad.
@ ArchaicSoul, karma is Hindu in origin [If memory serves] and over time other groups like Buddhism have adopted it or tweaked it [Wiccas three fold law] Christianity doesn't have a 'karma' rule, I think you are referring to 'the golden rule' which all religions have variations [do onto others as you would like done onto you] but the golden rule could apply here, you could either take the high ground and be kind/forgiving, or you can curse them as they have hurt you.
