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Humor and outrunning Karma

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    ThelemicMage
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    It seems that if I give way to laughing at something, it always comes back and gets my ass later on in such a way as to only hint at it's arrival.

    From the time of laughing at something, to the point of rebounding, it seems I learn the importance of what I was laughing at so as to teach me to act otherwise, almost unconsciously, in sometimes totally unrelated events.

    Why my karma so tedious, yo?

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      It seems that if I give way to laughing at something, it always comes back and gets my ass later on in such a way as to only hint at it's arrival.

      From the time of laughing at something, to the point of rebounding, it seems I learn the importance of what I was laughing at so as to teach me to act otherwise, almost unconsciously, in sometimes totally unrelated events.

      Why my karma so tedious, yo?

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      Takamba
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      Mostly I only laugh at myself. I do that a lot. Seems to work for me.

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        It seems that if I give way to laughing at something, it always comes back and gets my ass later on in such a way as to only hint at it's arrival.

        From the time of laughing at something, to the point of rebounding, it seems I learn the importance of what I was laughing at so as to teach me to act otherwise, almost unconsciously, in sometimes totally unrelated events.

        Why my karma so tedious, yo?

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        Avshalom Binyamin
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        Sounds like you're talking about laughing at vs. laughing with. Hadit vs. Nuit.

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          It seems that if I give way to laughing at something, it always comes back and gets my ass later on in such a way as to only hint at it's arrival.

          From the time of laughing at something, to the point of rebounding, it seems I learn the importance of what I was laughing at so as to teach me to act otherwise, almost unconsciously, in sometimes totally unrelated events.

          Why my karma so tedious, yo?

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          ThelemicMage
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          Now there's something double, sinister, and deadly that sounds like the only way to work through it is to laugh at yourself.

          Something with an odd number of leaf-parts might help one achieve this realization on a daily basis.

          😉

          Thanks, guys. But in our universe, who would be doing the laughing with? Hadit or Nuit?

          Again, a female plant with an odd number of leaf parts might shed light on this.

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