Avoiding Karma Revisited – 70

Apportioning blame on another as a disguise for ones shortcomings is tantamount to disowning ones actions and the results of those actions. Moreover, if one accepts the accolades of success in tandem with apportioning blame to others, irrespective of whether or not they are they are indeed the responsible party, is taking advantage of others in a most blatant and profiteering way. More importantly, selecting out so-called desired outcomes and discarding undesired outcomes and apportioning the results of undesired outcomes upon those who may not be able to defend themselves, is negation of responsibility, and, opportunity for learning from that experienced, ultimately missing out on the evolutionary aspect of the experience. As a result apportioning blame is a double edged sword for it not only adds Karma, it also negates the opportunity for evolutionary progression.