It is in today’s news that Donald Trump’s accountant has stopped working for him. It was obvious over the past several years that Trump had not come by his money honestly. His immature behavior at having lost the election only emphasized the lack of integrity by which he has conducted his life. Karma is seldom instantaneous, but it is as certain as the rising of the sun each day. I believe that more and more evidence will be revealed over time, of the precarious position that our country was in during the time that he held office. I am still baffled by the large number of people who practically worship the man. It makes as little sense to me as the gestapo that followed Hitler’s orders.
They say that desperate people do desperate things. Victor Hugo’s tale, Les Misérables, is a poignant illustration of this. Stealing a loaf of bread when you are starving is a desperate act. On the other end of the spectrum, people with millions, who suddenly lose it all, resort to acts of desperation as well. In Trump’s case, he was desperate to hang on to his position, to feed his narcissistic personality, so the attack on our capital was his attempt to hold on in whatever way he could. This man will never give up the need to satisfy his ravenous hunger for power. Prison or death are the only means by which he will be prevented from wreaking still more havoc on the world.
Karma is real. What we think about all day long, what we say, and what we believe to be true, combined with our actions, produces our reality. We get exactly what we give in life. Those who only take will have to pay the piper at some point in time. There is a collective consciousness and collective karma, too. We should give careful thought to those people, groups, and belief systems that we choose to follow. We have the freedom to choose every moment, whether our actions will add to the good of life, or add to the suffering. Choose wisely.
