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In every aspect of life, 

we reap what we sow.

~ Cause & Effect ~

Every action we take 

results in some form

of reaction. 

Whatever we send out into the universe, 

like a boomerang, it will come back to us.

We generate our own reality.

If we treat people well, we will most likely be

treated well in return.

Everything we think, say, and do

 has consequences for us and others.

There is a time for sowing

and a time for reaping.

History and current events are replete with 

examples of people who may win a number of 

battles to gain an advantage, but ultimately lose

 the war and must bear the repercussions of their

 actions.

In other words, we're addressing cause and

 effect. According to the law of consequences,

 every result or outcome (effect) occurs for a 

reason (cause).

Let us not think that we are so deserving and 

entitled that we can get away with wrong choices...  

even if it appears that we will never be detected.

No one... can escape the repercussions of their

 actions, regardless of race, creed, color, class

, religion, language, age, culture, political 

convictions, educational background, or 

socioeconomic distinctions, experiences, 

or reality.

Sowing and reaping will continue in all

 aspects of life. Whatever we pour into the 

lives of others, whether happiness or pain, 

we shall reap. Reaping has no regard for 

people.

Everything we do (actions) has a consequence, 

and by carefully assessing the potential 

consequences of our actions, words, ideas, 

or decisions in advance, we can be far more 

successful in achieving the outcomes 

we desire.

Negative actions will eventually have negative 

consequences. We receive whatever we sow. 

If we sow evil... we will reap evil.

It always comes back to us... 

in some form or another.

Treating others with love and respect might be

 tough when we are constantly offended, but if 

we give in to our flesh and repay evil for evil...

 we are sowing seeds of corruption and will 

reap accordingly, in due season.

Let us resolve to choose actions that will lead to

 genuine happiness. May we avoid self-centered

 actions and choose actions that benefits everyone.