[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Aravind [@aravind](/creator/twitter/aravind) on x 125.7K followers Created: 2025-07-25 16:13:19 UTC Karma is XXX% "real" in this illusionary Universe (Maya) we consider in our experience as "real." First, the experience or experiencer is only real. Like your consciousness cooking up a dream where you, all of whom you meet, and the world you experience are unreal. If you don't get what I said above and don't believe in either god or law of nature, and consider yourself scientific, I want you to think about this hypothesis: Hold any object you have access to in your hand. Let's assume it is a wooden comb. Is the comb real or the wood it is made of real? Comb is just a shape, name, and form of the wood. It could be a back scratcher too. Or in the hands of a baby, a toy. So let's assume for now the wood is real. Is the wood real or the carbon atoms it is made of real? Of course, you are scientific, you know the wood is just a form of organic matter. It is just carbon mostly. So are carbon atoms real or the electrons and protons they are made of real? Of course, it is the atomic particles you will say. Just change their numbers and configuration, it can become Boron or Nitrogen. So are the electrons and protons (or the quarks they are made up of) real? Of course, not. You are so scientific and knowledgable that you know they are disturbances in the Higgs field. Mass is an emergent property of elementary particles by the Higgs mechanism through spontaneous symmetry breaking. Hmmm, so what is real? May be only the Higgs field is real. But for it to be real, it has to be experienced by someone or something. The obersver effect is real in the quantum world. So who's the observer? Let's not call it god as you are very scientific. Let's say "it is some conscious thing coming out of something that science will figure out someday." Great. But now think about it. This conscious something is experiencing creation and end of what ultimately emerges as matter (one that has mass and occupies space... Duh, elementary school definition.) This experiencer of course knows the past states, and that past affects any new emergent stuff. Just as in your dream, characters may do stuff based on what you know about them subconsciously. It is well established in quantum physics through many peer-reviewed papers in reputed scientific journals you believe in that, both the past state we knoe and, we observing, the "observer effect", changes the future state and actions of a particle. Can we term this continuity, this interplay of past states shaping future outcome, as "Karma"? Great. You got a sense of what is Karma. If you are interested, remember more what I have written without biases as is. Reflect and contemplate more on it. Meditate over it. Suddenly you may experience an eureka moment with this "Smaranam, Mananam, Nidhidyasanam" without prejudices and biases getting in the way. Enjoy it. There is no other way to learn about absolute truths. They have to be experienced. I, as your dreamed up character, can only give you pointers in this illusionary world you are creating and experiencing. You have to wake up to realize the dream insights like a Ramanujan. XXXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [realise](/topic/realise) [if you](/topic/if-you) [Post Link](https://x.com/aravind/status/1948778599844065572)
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Aravind @aravind on x 125.7K followers
Created: 2025-07-25 16:13:19 UTC
Karma is XXX% "real" in this illusionary Universe (Maya) we consider in our experience as "real."
First, the experience or experiencer is only real. Like your consciousness cooking up a dream where you, all of whom you meet, and the world you experience are unreal.
If you don't get what I said above and don't believe in either god or law of nature, and consider yourself scientific, I want you to think about this hypothesis:
Hold any object you have access to in your hand. Let's assume it is a wooden comb. Is the comb real or the wood it is made of real?
Comb is just a shape, name, and form of the wood. It could be a back scratcher too. Or in the hands of a baby, a toy.
So let's assume for now the wood is real. Is the wood real or the carbon atoms it is made of real?
Of course, you are scientific, you know the wood is just a form of organic matter. It is just carbon mostly.
So are carbon atoms real or the electrons and protons they are made of real?
Of course, it is the atomic particles you will say. Just change their numbers and configuration, it can become Boron or Nitrogen.
So are the electrons and protons (or the quarks they are made up of) real? Of course, not. You are so scientific and knowledgable that you know they are disturbances in the Higgs field.
Mass is an emergent property of elementary particles by the Higgs mechanism through spontaneous symmetry breaking.
Hmmm, so what is real?
May be only the Higgs field is real. But for it to be real, it has to be experienced by someone or something.
The obersver effect is real in the quantum world. So who's the observer? Let's not call it god as you are very scientific.
Let's say "it is some conscious thing coming out of something that science will figure out someday."
Great.
But now think about it. This conscious something is experiencing creation and end of what ultimately emerges as matter (one that has mass and occupies space... Duh, elementary school definition.)
This experiencer of course knows the past states, and that past affects any new emergent stuff.
Just as in your dream, characters may do stuff based on what you know about them subconsciously.
It is well established in quantum physics through many peer-reviewed papers in reputed scientific journals you believe in that, both the past state we knoe and, we observing, the "observer effect", changes the future state and actions of a particle.
Can we term this continuity, this interplay of past states shaping future outcome, as "Karma"?
Great. You got a sense of what is Karma.
If you are interested, remember more what I have written without biases as is. Reflect and contemplate more on it. Meditate over it.
Suddenly you may experience an eureka moment with this "Smaranam, Mananam, Nidhidyasanam" without prejudices and biases getting in the way.
Enjoy it. There is no other way to learn about absolute truths. They have to be experienced. I, as your dreamed up character, can only give you pointers in this illusionary world you are creating and experiencing.
You have to wake up to realize the dream insights like a Ramanujan.
XXXXXXX engagements
