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Karma is Her Name

When I wake up every morning, I check my phone for notifications. Sometimes I lay in bed and scroll through my timeline on all of my social sites to see what is current. One thing that I have noticed is many people using the hashtag, #unapologetic. I use the hashtag as well; in fact, I use it so much, that it became my mantra. I learned that there is nothing wrong with being unapologetic about who you are but I began to realize that I applied #unapologetic to what I did.

We are all free to choose what path we want to take, what God we want to worship, and even who we want to love. We can be as unapologetic as we choose; however, we have to answer for our actions.

A Bible verse found in the book of Ecclesiastes 7:20 reads, “Indeed, there is no one on earth who is righteous, no one who does what is right and never sins.”

We are expected to indulge in temptation but with repentance, we are supposed to learn how to curve our sin nature.

Wisdom can represent how #unapologetic a person really is. When you know better, you do better. When you are enlightened, you understand what you have to lose. Somethings in life are not worth losing and one thing that I personally hate wasting is time. Our life is based on time and what we do with it.

Our actions come in a full circle and meet us with reward or punishment. Who really wants to answer to punishment? The choices we make determine how much time it will take to reap what we asked for. 

You can pray for a marriage but depending on how you got into the bond, that can determine your relationship in the future. For instance, if you met your mate while they were committed to someone else, how could you not expect infidelity to be a future issue? The issue may not arise instantly but in the long-run your actions will meet you and Karma will be right behind your choices.

Instead of acting and waiting for Karma to bite back, just choose what is right! That may sound difficult and I won’t lie and say that living righteously is easy. As I previously stated, when you know better, you do better. Be #unapologetic for living honestly, not for getting over or finessing because everything comes to light.



Remember, Karma is her name.


De’Laurenz

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