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When one trips and falls, it is because one is unmindful (to quote what you have mentioned). So, can we conclude that for most of the time, when we fall or have an accident, it is not due to karma. Only on a few occasions, it is due to one’s negative karma coming into play.
Thanks for this timely insight which I will be forwarding to a friend whom I hope will reflect on it. Attachment to our own ego and pride can only poison our mind when we are dealing with difficult situations.
Amituofo
but… isn’t falling due also to the instant karma of being unmindful?