Karma—and the Ongoing Coup

Karma is a law of the universe. What you send out comes back to you. How you treat others now will determine how you will be treated by others in the future. Or as the old expression states, "What goes around, comes around." 

Let that be a word of warning to all of us. Let it especially be a word of warning to those who are currently trying to destroy liberty. Brigham Young preached that in the next life individuals will have only as much freedom as they allow others to have in this life.

There's this gem of truth from The Book of Mormon:

"...and that great pit, which hath been digged for the destruction of men shall be filed by those who digged it, unto their utter destruction, saith the Lamb of God..." ~1 Nephi 14:3

That's only right, fitting and fair, isn't it? 

There's long-term karma (which may take years, decades, or even another lifetime before the cycle is complete) and then there's immediate karma (where the calculated harm never afflicts the intended victims at all but strikes the perpetrator instead—and much sooner than he or she ever supposed). 

The quotation from The Book of Mormon refers to both long-term karma and immediate karma. From the beginning of time secret societies have successfully shut down freedom and destroyed societies—and even entire civilizations. This time, however, karma will unfold somewhat differently. Conspirators will shortly suffer appropriate consequences. 

The scriptural warning quoted above goes out to enemies of liberty in these latter days: Beware the pit you are so hastily and breathlessly digging for the rest of humanity. The pit won't be humanity's destination. But still, take a good look at the depth of that seemingly bottomless pit. That is your destiny. That is your karma.

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Orem, Utah—6 January 2021—©2021 Daniel Kemper Lubben