Randomness: Super Short Story #620 He felt thankful – though not sureif for randomness,good luck or good karma,if there are any differences at...

Confrontation: Super Short Story #574 As if there is confronting, there might be retaliating, may there be self-reflecting swiftly, to end the madness. If there is no confronting, there might be worsening, may karma be self-exacting swiftly, to end the...

Retribution: Super Short Story #573   Part of him thought that to let karma exact retribution was better, while part of him thought that he being the one exacting retribution was even sweeter, till he remembered that… vengefulness, like hatefulness, also creates negative karma destined...

Indignation: Super Short Story #572    He felt indignation at first, before he reflected so… If there is senseless cosmic injustice, why have any indignation at all? It is nothing personal after all. If there is sensible cosmic justice, why have any indignation at all? It is something...

  Thoughts from ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee (as adapted and illustrated by Fred Fordham):   Human courts of law run upon imperfect laws written by imperfect humans, presided over by imperfect judges, imperfect jury members and imperfect lawyers, who interpret the law and...

  Karma: Super Short Story #536 Because she deeply believed in karma, she refuses to retaliate with negativity. Even when she died, she was able to depart in peace. Because he deeply disbelieved in karma, he refused to realise his mistake. But when about to die, he started to...

Horse: Dharmagram #376 塞翁失马，焉知非福。...

  Karma: Dharmagram #339 Negative karma learnt from transforms to positive karma. (From Marcus Aurelius’...

Condemnation: Dharmagram #108 Never ‘con(damn)/condemn’ yourself and others by doing what shouldn’t be done to yourself and others, or by not doing what should be done to yourself and...

Frankenstein: Dharmagram #71 The poignant epigraph of the ‘Frankenstein (The Modern Prometheus)’, the classic novel by Mary Shelley, is a quote from John Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’, that existentially questions why one was ‘created’ by a...