🦁 Lion: Hey, Dove! People keep saying, “What goes around comes around.” What does that even mean? 🕊️ Dove: That’s karma. Whatever you put into the world eventually comes back to you. 🦁 Lion: So if I give someone kindness, I get kindness back? 🕊️ Dove: Exactly. ❤️
🦁 Lion: And if I annoy someone? 🕊️ Dove: You might get annoyed back. 😂 🦁 Lion: Interesting. What if I steal someone's sandwich? 🕊️ Dove: Then someday someone might steal YOUR sandwich.
🦁 Lion: 😳 Wait, karma has a sandwich department? 🕊️ Dove: Apparently. And it's very efficient. 😂 🦁 Lion: Okay, I'll behave. From today, I'm spreading positivity!
🕊️ Dove: Wonderful! What happened to the sandwich you stole five minutes ago? 🦁 Lion: I'm waiting for karma to send me the receipt. 🤣🤣 🕊️ Dove: You'd better return it before karma adds interest! 😂 🦁 Lion: Fine! But if karma takes my sandwich, I'm filing a complaint with the animal council. 🦁📋😂
🌿 Moral: What you send into the world has a funny way of finding its way back to you, so make sure you're sending something worth receiving. ❤️✨
Karma is the idea that our actions create consequences that return to us over time. Yes, I believe in karma as cause and effect in life. No, karma is not revenge—revenge is intentional harm, while karma happens naturally as a lesson, not punishment.
#karma Karma for me, means that our actions always have consequences. What we give to others—good or bad—eventually comes back to us. I believe in karma because life naturally balances our choices and intentions. Karma is not revenge; revenge is done by people, while karma happens on its own. It teaches lessons, not hatred, and reminds us to stay kind and honest.