Examples of karmic habits
- If you grew up with cheating and fighting between your parents, you will be more likely to look for cheating signs in your adult relationships
- If you were abused as a child, you will be more likely to see abusive behavior around you and to become an abuser yourself
- If you make a habit of fiddling your tax return, you will feel more anxious as the IRS might catch you and you need to be careful who you are honest with
- If you make a habit of criticizing others, you will have a tendency to point out the shortcomings of others and miss out their good qualities
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