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There is a common saying “Oh! Isn’t karma a bitch” that has become very popular in modern culture and is used too frequently in context with karma. But the people who really think that karma is something dreadful haven’t really figured out how it actually works. Many people think that karma is just a law that forces you to be good all the time because if you are bad then karma will come and take revenge. This is the way many religions preach morality with the threat of an impending hell for wrongdoers. But karma is not that simple. It is a much bigger concept than that. 1. In very simplified terms karma is the law of cause and effect. For every effect there is something that caused it and it in turns becomes a cause for some other effect. The cycle continues and karma states that bad actions become causes for further bad actions while good actions become causes of good effects. Such a law can never be a bitch because it acts impersonally all the time. 2. Karma is unbi

Few days ago i started looking for most creepy and dangerous place on internet and honestly clean Internet is also dangerous but the DarkNet(DeepWeb) is beyond Dangerous. How Can You Get In Dark Net ? the deep web is not a single location, but a whole class of different locations which share one thing in common – that they are hidden from search engines and regular internet users. Different areas of the deep web therefore have different requirements for you to be able to access them, and any technology which you use will only give you access to its specific area of the hidden internet. Having said that, there is a very small number of technologies used to create what is popularly called the ‘deepweb’ or ‘darknet’, and one in particular which the vast majority of people use –  TOR . TOP 5 MOST INTERESTING THINGS ON THE DARK NET. 5 Weapons: DarkNet Gun Market Okay, before you start telling me that you could get a gun at the corner store, this one is not for ‘Murica.

“The time to relax is when you don’t have time for it.”  — Sydney J. Harris At one time or another, we all face stress. While stress comes in different forms, it is a part of our lives. Many times when we think of stress, we tend to give it a negative connotation. But, wouldn’t it be helpful if we stopped fighting stress so much and actually used it to thrive in life? You know, give it a positive spin. Well, here are 6 ways to use stress to your advantage: 1. Choose to have a positive attitude. Let go of negative emotions and past mistakes. Allowing these things into your life on a regular basis will zap you of your energy and cause you to waste many mental hours holding on to them. Clean up messes, get help if you need it, and anchor yourself to some good cause. Daniela Kaufer, associate professor at UC Berkeley did some  research on the differences between good stress and bad stress . When it comes to ensuring, stress is beneficial rather than harmful, she said, “If yo

We should never regret too much in our lives. However, there comes a time when we realise there are things that, if we had known them earlier, could have benefited us a lot in our younger years. Maybe we only come to these realisations through personal growth and experience, but sometimes we can go through life not being fully aware of situations until we hit a crisis point that leads us to question whether we truly did or cherished things to the best of our ability. How often have you thought to yourself  I wish I’d known this when I was younger ? There’s an overwhelming feeling that if your younger self had just been more enlightened or aware, then you could have dealt with emotions and situations more readily or just moved forward with a more knowledgeable mindset and perspective on life. With this in mind, here are 7 important life lessons that will change your perspective and mindset to enhance your experience of life for the better. 1. Be Present In The Here And Now We

“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” I am sure many of you would have encountered this famous quote by Charles R. Swindoll . Swindoll, who was born on October 18th, 1934, is an author and an educator. He emphasizes the importance of our attitudes in life, and how each morning when we wake up, we have a choice as to which attitude we will choose to embody that day. For Swindoll, attitudes are “ more important than facts ”, “more important than the past, than education, than money, than circumstances, than failures, than successes.” They are more important than what people think, say, or do, “than appearance, giftedness, or skill”. According to Swindoll, attitude can “make or break a company… a church… a home.” Our attitudes  shape our feelings , beliefs, and very often our behaviors. Our attitudes, whilst sometimes indifferent, are often either positive or negative. They play a big part in life – which at times can be immensely harsh. Things and events

Research has found that good relationships are more important to a long life than exercise. Your brain does more creative work when you’re tired. Falling in love has a similar neurological effect as getting high on cocaine. Optimistic beliefs about the future can protect people from physical and mental illness. Holding hands with someone you love can alleviate physical pain as well as stress and fear. Volunteers are significantly more satisfied with their lives than non-volunteers. The risk of both catching a cold or the flu and of having a particularly severe form of the infection drop if you exercise moderately. The placebo effect is getting more powerful over time. As medical technology improves, our faith in medicine becomes stronger. People who view TV crime shows consistently overestimate the frequency of crime in the real world. People with low self-esteem tend to “try” and humiliate others. Seeing others positively reveals our positive traits, seeing others negativ

The reality is not as obvious and simple  as we like to think. Some of the things that we accept as true and take at face value are notoriously wrong.  Scientists and philosophers  have made every effort to change our  common perceptions  of it. The 10 examples below will show you what I mean. 1. Big Freeze. Big Freeze  is the theory of the final state that  our universe is heading toward.  The universe has a limited supply of energy. According to this theory, when that energy finally runs out,  the universe will devolve into a frozen state . The thermal energy produced by the motion of the particles will gradually wear out, which means that eventually, this particle motion will slow down and, presumably,  one day, everything will stop . 2. Solipsism. Solipsism is a  philosophical theory , which asserts that  nothing exists but the individual’s consciousness . At first, it seems silly, but if you think about it, it really is impossible to verify anything but your own co