Samsara Vibes

Karma, Reincarnation, and Balancing the Cosmic Scale

There’s a reason the Golden Rule exists: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It’s not just some quaint moral guideline passed down through generations—it’s a truth embedded in the way the universe seems to work. Every action has a reaction. Every seed you plant eventually blooms—whether it’s roses or thorns.

Even practitioners of magic will tell you: “Whatever you put out, you will get back threefold.” But you don’t need to believe in magic to witness this. You don’t need to be spiritual, religious, or metaphysical. Life itself proves the law of return. Karma is real. And sometimes, she does not play nice.

At times, the consequence is obvious—you hurt someone, and you find yourself in the exact same painful situation later, as if life wanted to show you exactly how it feels. Other times it manifests as what we call “bad luck,” a string of misfortunes that force you to reflect. It’s the cosmic scale balancing itself.

Living with Consequences

I know this personally. I’ve lost a lot, rebuilt from scratch, had my heart broken, and yes—broken hearts myself. Much of my early life was spent moving selfishly through the world, but at the time, I thought I was just surviving. That’s the trick trauma plays: you think you’re protecting yourself, but really you’re repeating the same patterns that once harmed you. Generational wounds cycle endlessly until someone decides to stop and break them.

I wasn’t mindful of others because no one had been mindful of me. But life, with all its karmic lessons, forced me to change. Pain became a teacher. Loss became a mirror. Slowly, I began to wake up and see the cost of my actions—not just for others, but for myself.

Now, I try to move differently. I try to speak with intention, even in anger. I try to cultivate empathy and awareness. Am I perfect? Not even close. But I try. And being in this energy brings a sense of peace to my life that I wouldn’t trade for anything.

Reincarnation in a Single Lifetime

When people think of reincarnation, they imagine being born again in another life, another body, another time. But the truth is, we live many lifetimes even within this single one. Each chapter of life is a death and rebirth.

We reincarnate when we relocate to a new city and leave our old identity behind.
We reincarnate when we step into new relationships, new communities, new circles of energy.

We reincarnate when we “level up,” letting go of old habits, breaking toxic cycles, and stepping into higher versions of ourselves.

And yes, we sometimes reincarnate in reverse, slipping back into destructive patterns, learning hard lessons until we finally decide to evolve.

Every version of you is a lifetime of its own. And karma travels with you through each one, carrying over the lessons you still need to learn until you finally get it right.

Breaking the Cycle

The cautionary tale of karma is not meant to scare us but to remind us: our choices ripple outward. What we do does matter. We are responsible for the energy we put into the world. And when we choose differently—when we pause, breathe, and act with compassion—we begin to shift not only our lives, but the lives of everyone around us.

Because at the end of the day, karma isn’t just punishment—it’s a teacher. It’s an invitation to grow, to break cycles, to create lives worth reincarnating into.

And when you finally learn to sow love, empathy, and kindness—you’ll find the harvest is so much sweeter.

With gratitude for every lesson,
LC