The Daily Script; A Detailed Look at the Law of Karma

Spiritual teachers of the Ancient Wisdom in many lands and in many ages have emphasized that the lessons of enlightened living are not far away from our everyday circumstances, but with us every moment - if we have the eyes to see.

Let’s explore together the concept that our lives are an unravelling of a Karmic Script, exactly suited to the needs of each individual to learn a little more of the universal harmony with each day and each lifetime.

In addition we will look at a number of basic questions and answers about Karma such as:
What exactly is Karma?
Is Life fair?
Is Karma always punishment?
If Karma is True, then why do good people suffer?
How does individual Karma fit with group Karma?
How do you reconcile Heredity with Karma?
Do the Gods step in to save us from our Karma?
What good is suffering if we can't remember what we did in other lives?
What about the fact that all of us are subjected to the will of our families, nations and the global environment?
And how do I know any of it is true?

Andrew Rooke is the former Chief Librarian of Monash Health with a BA (Hons) specializing in Buddhism in China and Master of Librarianship specializing in the development of libraries in developing countries, especially Africa. He has spent many years working in Australia, Africa and the USA in university and medical libraries.
Andrew is the author/editor of many journal articles of books on spiritual subjects and librarianship including: Laws of Life (2004) and Creator and Creators (2018) both these books being co-authored/edited with Roza & Magarita Riaikkenen.
Andrew is also the founding editor of the online magazine, The Ancient Wisdom Downunder which is available free of charge four times per year by contacting Andrew at: [andrewrooke@hotmail.com](mailto:andrewrooke@hotmail.com).
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