Weddings Is it Karma when it comes to the way you treat people?

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A few weeks ago I posted about a wedding that we did in which the weather was extremely bad during the ceremony. The groom wasn't the nicest person we've ever done a wedding for and the father of the bride was a little rude and uptight as well.

The following week, we had one of the nicest, most laid back couples. It was supposed to rain that day, but the rain held off and the sun was shining through the clouds...ended up being a perfect day.

Do you think that karma plays a role in the way things end up? Like my examples above...the not so nice wedding was affected by bad weather and the nicer couple ended up having a great weather day.

In my opinion, I do believe the way you treat people can affect everything that happens around you. What do you think?
 
Yes Karma finds it's way.
 
We'd like to think it does but it is pure chance...satisfyingly just, but coincidence nonetheless.
 
No such thing as karma. If there was, the prisons would be even fuller than they are. Don't need to look very far and you can see some of the worst people have it too good. While some of the best people in the world are stricken with poverty, disease and bad luck just seems to be at their every turn.
 
i do believe that the way you treat people is important and will have an important impact on your life....which is what i consider karma.

It's why violent people have a much better chance of a violent death.

But affecting the weather, naaaa.
 
I like to think that "what goes around comes around..."

but when I think about all the great musicians and actors who have died....
and then remember all the sucky ones who are still here...

NAH!
cannot be Karma
 
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