5 Comments Paying Karmic Debt
May 22, 2013 at 12:00 amMind & Body: Managing Your Karma
If you want to pay your karmic debt, you can do so by taking action every day. Karma is translated as “action,” and is a Sanskrit word. It portrays the Buddhist idea that “You will receive what you give.” Other people say, “What you put out into the world will come back to you.” To pay karmic debt isn’t about material and financial means. It is about ridding yourself of all negativity and negative actions with the good intentions of paying off your karmic debt. If you are wondering how you can pay off your karmic debt, check out these actions and tips below to cleanse yourself and rid yourself of any debt that you do not want to return to you.
Stop the Negativity in its Tracks
If you find that your thoughts are consumed with negativity, purge these thoughts and try to replace them with positive ones. For example, if its dark and rainy outside, be thankful that there aren’t any life-threatening tornadoes or hurricanes. If you are upset with the outcome of a meal you just made for the family, instead of criticizing it and pulling it apart, think of how lucky you and your family are to have food on the table.
12 Kinds of Sex to Avoid
May 22, 2013 at 12:00 amWhen Too Far is Too Far
Sex is a big topic in relationships these days. You’ve got the people getting too much of it (often from the wrong people, a.k.a. cheating), not enough, or the wrong kind (bad sex). While you may think you know the difference between healthy and unhealthy sex… do you really?
1. Make-Up Sex
Make-up sex can be a hit or miss affair. It works for some, and not for others. It is particularly damaging if one partner sees it as a fix-all to every argument. This is when a partner heads for the bedroom every time a disagreement starts up. Then, after the hormones settle, someone is usually left feeling lonely and cheated. You should also be aware that this kind of sex may reward your partner for creating drama in the relationship, which means you may end up seeing a lot more of it.
Date and Love a Gemini
May 21, 2013 at 12:00 amMan/Woman: About the Twins
Gemini is depicted as the twins, representing the duality and very humanness of this expressive sign. It’s not easy to tell a Gemini’s age. They have a youthful enthusiasm for life and boredom will never be an issue for them. If they ever find themselves without a challenge or adventure, they’ll create one. Geminis are ruled by Mercury, so communication is their gift. So is their ability to talk an Eskimo into buying tons of ice that they really don’t need but somehow they simply must have. That is Gemini’s power of persuasion at its creative best. Convincing and endearing, Gemini is the consummate optimist and their minds move at lightning speeds. They do get moody and can have their darker moments, but they won’t last and they’ll probably be forgotten, at least by them. There is in Gemini a tendency to rationalize feelings they can’t explain—their actions are almost always prompted by thought rather than emotion.
Dating a Gemini
Geminis aren’t the most romantic, but they are fun to date and they have a genuine enthusiasm for the experience of dating. They want to show you the world they know and beyond and they are genuinely excited about doing so. Geminis have a bad rap for not being monogamous. They are flirty and do like to engage the group around them. But all a Gemini needs is to date someone who has many sides to their personality and who is as eccentric as they are. This ironically is what tethers them to an earthy approach to dating rather than continually floating in the clouds or looking for the next adventure.
Psychic Josie: Symbolic Release Ceremonies
May 21, 2013 at 12:00 amLet it Go Once and for All!
What are you storing in your soul? Were you teased by a classmate? Did your parents get divorced when you were young? Did you have to give up a college education for family obligations? Did the love of your life cheat on you? Most of us have fears, disappointments and trust issues stored in our souls and we need to do something to get rid of them. Psychic Josie says, “A lot of what we store in our souls causes dis-ease or disease so we have to do something to get rid of the negativity that weighs us down and keeps our vibrations low.” She suggests performing a symbolic release ceremony.
Now before some of you get freaked out and think Josie is talking about witchcraft or casting spells, she isn’t. Ceremonies play a huge part in our human lives. Think about the numerous rituals different cultures perform to celebrate events in the human life cycle, like jumping over a broom or blowing out birthday candles. We perform rituals or ceremonies to signify the beginning or the end of something—a new life or a death, for example. This isn’t magic. It’s just doing something special. According to Josie, “Doing something special to commemorate or celebrate an event gives it more depth.” A symbolic release ceremony works much in the same way—it’s something you do for yourself and something you do to change yourself.













