Karmic Retribution

Karmic Retribution

By promoting EVIL in a positive light, Satanists believe they will liberate themselves from Karmic Retribution. Satanists do not consider their actions to be Karmically harmful to themselves if someone else harms themselves by taking action on what they have positively promoted to others. Satanists believe it is incumbent upon the recipient of their message to exercise due diligence before taking action. This exonerates them from Karmic Retribution. This is the predominant reason why Satanists are compelled to "tell you" what they plan. Covid is not a natural pandemic - it is contrived genocide. 

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is contrived genocide if humanity refuses to put a stop to the evil they are contriving - global war.

Satanists obviously believe in re-incarnation even if it is predominantly a Buddhist belief. 

There exists a prevailing narrative that jews are hated because of their success, or lack of failure. In fact jews were promised the New World Order in 1940 (i.e. during WWII), and why not, they helped fund both world wars, the Bolshevik Revolution and many other wars.

The jews’ accreditation of being successful by Thomas Sewell and Jordan Peterson is a false narrative. Sewell states that their success, or lack of failure, makes them hated by non-jews. 

It is the manner of success that matters. If one is successful and is ultimately hated, then one cannot be considered successful. There is an inherent evil in the jews’ success because the success is demonically attained. Hate is an instinctual response to evil, not success. Part of that hate is Karmic Retribution because jews are not the Israelites or Hebrews, but rather a people who were led by King Bulan - a Khazarian phallic worshipping Satanic people who adopted a form of Talmudism by infiltrating so-called Judaism. Their historical evil is so great that Karma continues to haunt them.

Thank you,

Joseph Pede

"lessening one’s karmic retribution"  The principle that one can experience the effects of bad karma from the past to a lesser degree because of Buddhist faith and practice. In general, Buddhism attributes one’s present sufferings to one’s past actions or causes that remain in one’s life as karma, asserting that one must suffer the effect of every negative cause made in the past. The Mahāparinirvāna Sutra, Fa-hsien’s Chinese translation of the Nirvana Sutra, states, however, “It is due to the blessings obtained by protecting the Law that they can diminish in this lifetime their suffering and retribution.” This passage suggests that, due to the benefits accumulated through faith and practice, one can diminish in terms of both time and intensity negative karmic retribution that would otherwise torment one harshly over a longer period, even several lifetimes. Nichiren (1222–1282) states in his writing Lessening One’s Karmic Retribution: “If one’s heavy karma from the past is not expiated within this lifetime, one must undergo the sufferings of hell in the future, but if one experiences extreme hardship in this life [because of the Lotus Sutra], the sufferings of hell will vanish instantly. And when one dies, one will obtain the blessings of the human and heavenly worlds, as well as those of the three vehicles and the one vehicle” (199). According to this principle, Buddhist faith and practice may cause one suffering and hardship, but will relieve one of the hellish suffering that is one’s due.

Source: https://www.nichirenlibrary.org/en/dic/Content/L/25