How to manifest good karma?

Here are seven ways to avoid bad karma.

1. Focus on your goals. - Concentrate on your life goals. When you are fully concentrating on completing goals, not only will you attract good and positive karma; you will also collect the needed strength that will result in success. You may have some failures along the way, but positive karma will support you.

2. Connect to the world within and around you. - When you have some influence from and on the world around you, you eliminate the fear of failure. Eliminating the focus of failure and focusing on your goal will bring out positive karma. Be forewarned that living in the moment will take the best out of you.

3. Stand behind your commitments. - You need to feel responsible for the things you have done. This is a feature of maturity. We all make mistakes. The sign of maturity is to accept the consequences, try to improve yourself, and carry on.

4. Laugh at yourself. - Mistakes will bring us down but humility attracts good karma. When you make some stupid mistakes, learn how to laugh at them instead of crying. We are learning each of our mistakes so accept them as a lesson.

5. Be patient with the world and with yourself. - If you are not tolerant, you need to learn how to do be tolerant. Patience and tolerance will bring you good karma, and everything will be okay in time.

6. Kindness is the main source of good karma. When you are kind to others and do everything in your power to help others, you can expect positive karma. But don't forget to be kind to yourself! Do the things that make you happy. If you can be anything, be kind.

7. Be open to change. - When we already have a complete plan for our future, and everything goes right, we are not ready to accept a curve ball in the form of change. Change is a complicated process that always seems to happen when your plan is getting real. It represents an unfamiliar zone, and we hate it. In order to accept the change, get out of your comfort zone. When you accept changes without any consequences, you will attract good karma. Spread your wings and fly away to all the places where you want to go, with the people and things you want to be. Change is reasonable and necessary.

In closing, remember, karma is the law of moral causation. It is the action, work or deed of a person and also refers to the spiritual principle of cause and effect where intent and actions can influence the future of that individual. With the holidays upon us, let's generate some good karma!

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by: E.C. LaMeaux

Karma is that age-old universal theory of getting what we deserve based on our thoughts and actions. Some believe that you can create your own good karma if you simply follow some basic rules. Better yet, if you practice these steps daily, you might not only bring good karma to yourself, but your actions may benefit those around you too.

Most people, at one time or another, find themselves battling low self-esteem, self-blame and self-doubt. Many focus on the "what ifs" and "should haves" of their lives. If you find yourself mired in these thoughts, try to focus on the love and goodness in your life. Start each day with a daily affirmation to focus on these aspects of your life. As your thinking shifts, your thoughts and actions toward those around you should change as well.

Holding grudges holds you back. While it's not always easy to love someone you perceive as having hurt you, it's better for you (and that person) in the long run if you practice the act of forgiveness and release ill feelings you may harbor. In this way, you clear away negativity that can block you from getting good karma to manifest in your life.

One of the easiest ways to send good karma into the world is to live from a place of compassion. Gandhi declared: "Be the change you want to see." If drawing good karma into your life is your desire, you must first practice what you hope to receive.

Known as the Golden Rule, the concept of "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" is best recalled as a key teaching of Jesus of Nazareth. However, the basic philosophy is a lesson taught in many cultures worldwide.

To get good karma flowing into your life, you should spend time in quiet introspection. You might see this as a time of soul searching as you explore your personal role in all that has transpired in your life. It's important to do this without judgment. The purpose is to gain understanding, not to place blame.

Consistency cannot be achieved overnight, but as you practice kindness, compassion, love of self and responsibility for your words and actions you begin attracting and sending good karma until it becomes a part of your daily life experience. At least that's the hope.

Sometimes life gets in our way and we find ourselves being consumed by a routine that, more often than not, doesn’t bring us happiness or joy.

We forget about the little things in life, and even more important: we forget to make our soul happy.

I have talked about the importance of keeping high vibrations when you want to manifest. Well, this is not much different.

Attracting good karma and keep a positive energy, not only will help you to manifest your desire, it will also help you to change the view you have of the world.

That’s why I want to share with you 100 ways to attract good Karma and positive energy. So you can start making a list of the things that are easier for you to do.

It will also give a better perspective of what makes you a better human being.

I also feel that there’s a misconception about Karma in general.

First of all, attracting good karma doesn’t only mean that you have to do things for others. It’s also about doing things for yourself that will help you live a better life. A life with less burdens.

But first, let’s go back to the basics and definitions before I start listing one hundred ways to attract good Karma and positive energy.

By definition, Karma (in Hinduism and Buddhism) is the sum of a person’s actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences.

Karma is also known as the Law of Cause and Effect. So if you are more familiar with the twelve universal laws (one being the Law of Attraction), you can start reading more about it under that name.

Friendly reminder: you don’t wish Karma onto others. That’s not how it works. Karma doesn’t punish anyone. It’s us and our actions that can bring “bad” or “good” situations into our lives (past lives count as well).

That’s why it’s also called the Law of Cause and Effect. If I do bad things, then bad thing will happen to me.

Also note, those bad things that can come my way (Karma), are not a punishment. It’s a lesson. An opportunity to learn how to be better.

So you, by your actions, can change your Karma.

If you think that you have bad luck or things never go your way. There’s a reason(s) why that is happening, and it’s time for you to start analyzing your thoughts and attitudes. That way you can learn how to be better and improve your present.

By attracting positive energy, you also attract good Karma.

You can control it. The power is inside you (sounds very cliché, but it’s the truth)

Now, let’s see how we all can make a change!

Remember, by doing any of these things your life won’t instantly change. You also need to take time and think about your current life and what needs to change.

For example, if you judge people. What does say about you? Why do you do it? What do you gain with it? How that makes you feel? And if you don’t feel like you aren’t doing anything bad, why?

Think about why you like to judge others, why do you think you deserve to do it?

1. Keep your promises.

2. Buy flowers for your mom (or any maternal figure in your life).

3. Help a stranger that looks like is struggling.

4. Make someone laugh.

5. Do chores at home for someone else. Even though it’s not your turn.

6. Shop something from a small business.

7. Call a family member or friend you haven’t talked with in a while.

8. Offer support to a friend going through a tough situation.

9. Volunteer your time.

10. Donate to a charity.

11. Leave a positive comment on someone’s social media post.

12. Compliment a stranger .

13. Help a stray animal.

14. Be mentor to someone younger than you.

15. Cook a meal for a friend or family.

16. Buy from a charity.

17. Spend more tine with your grandparents.

18. Ask questions about a topic someone loves to share.

19. Open the door for someone.

20. Give a have hug.

21. Tip more than you usually do.

22. Help a friend to clean/declutter their home.

23. Plant a tree.

24. Give up your seat on public transportation.

25. Spread joy around you.

26. Be nice at people who work at costumer service.

27. Pray for someone who needs it.

28. Don’t gossip or put others down.

29. Give someone hope.

30. Help someone that looks lost and needs directions.

31. Do something for someone without expecting something in return.

32. Put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

33. Give someone a back massage.

34. Make food for more people and share it with a friend.

35. Donate children’s books to a library.

36. Be mindful of how you say things to others.

You might be annoyed with someone, but you still need to remember that is important how to communicate things to others. It’s not their fault you are feeling a certain way. Be nice.

37. Have compassion for others that make mistakes.

38. Declutter an area in your home to allow good energy to flow, and keep it that way.

39. Cheer your loved ones when they are doing something out of their comfort zones.

40. Write down three habits you want to start to bring positive changes in your life (and keep them for a month).

41. Find ways to change your routine, and make your daily life more refreshing.

42. Fight that inner voice (aka Ego), every times it tells you something is impossible.

43. Write down

44. Donate clothes that are in good shape.

45. Stop yourself every time you are about to be mean or rude to someone.

46. Talk nicely to people that work in customer service.

47. Be thankful of the little things in your life. Those little details that you take for granted.

48. Shop consciously. If you don’t need it (or if you don’t have a purpose for that thing), don’t buy it.

49. Learn more about a topic that excites a friend or family member.

50. Make a playlist with the songs that have a special meaning for your partner (or that are special in your relationship)

51. Admire the sunset or sunrise.

52. Do things that make your soul happy (even if your head tells you no. Don’t listen to your Ego).

53. Try mantas to get you out of difficult situations.

54. Don’t forget to get breaks. They are important.

55. Practice forgiveness with you and others.

56. Remember that you are exactly where you are meant to be. Everyone’s path in life is different. Don’t compare yourself.

57. Burn some Palo Santo to clear negative energy from your home.

58. Be confident, and really feel it.

59. Don’t feel bad for saying no. Setting boundaries is ok.

60. Make time to have fun.

61. When something breaks or stops working, thank it for its service. It was useful while it lasted.

62. Smile first thing in the morning.

63. Read more books.

64.Look on the bright side of a “bad” situation.

65. Have peaceful home.

66. Don’t judge others for being different.

67. Show appreciation.

68. Remind yourself how far you have become.

69. Enjoy a TV show with your partner.

70. Feel excited for those little wins in your life.

71. Enjoy your present. The past is already gone and the future is a fantasy.

72. Live life without being afraid of taking risks. Get out of your comfort zone.

73. Don’t wish bad on others or hope they get karma. Karma is not divine punishment, it’s pending learning.

74. Have control over your thoughts and speech. Remember that what you say or think you can bring into existence.

75. Make sure to pay attention when someone is talking about something exciting for them (especially when it seems that no one else is listening).

76. For no reason get someone you love a gift.

77. Believe that everything is positive.

78. Ask a new mom, how you can help.

79. Surprise someone you love with an experience they will love.

80. Buy supplies for a hobby you have always wanted to start.

81. “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all.”

82. Complain less. You can start a challenge like this one.

83. Do something nice for your in-laws.

84. Don’t rush in the mornings, and enjoy those first minutes of your day.

85. Adopt a pet that has been abandoned.

86. Say positive affirmations before going to sleep and when you wake up.

87. Do things that you loved doing as a child.

88. Acknowledge your limiting beliefs and get rid of them.

89. Be creative.

90. Don’t stress over things you can’t control.

91. Give hope to others (especially when they are struggling).

92. Do things that will make you smile.

93. Learn about the Law of the Mirror to solve your problems.

94. Hear your inner child.

95. Don’t try to blame others and start an argument.

96. Buy school supplies for a student that needs it.

97. Stop caring about others think, and live your life like you want.

98. If you see a tourist lost, lend a helping hand.

99. Do favors without expecting something in return.

100. Remember: love heals everything. Act accordingly.

After reading this whole list, I encourage you read more about the twelve universal laws. I also recommend you to read or watch videos on YouTube about Ho’oponopono.

These topics open your eyes in many ways, and it really changes the way you look at the world, and life in general.

• Offer a compliment.
• Make a good recommendation. A friend and co-worker of mine had this happened once.
• Just start working.
• Find someone a job.
• Offer thanks.
• Give away something valuable.
• Teach someone to do something.
• Listen.