The Law of Karma and Non-Interference: Why What You Share — and When — Matters

Karma isn't punishment. It's not a cosmic scorecard tallying your good deeds against your bad ones. In its truest sense, karma is simply consequence — the natural, mechanical result of action.

And one of the most overlooked karmic laws? Non-interference.

Every being has their own trajectory, their own timing, their own process of awakening. When we push information onto someone who isn't ready — no matter how "helpful" our intentions — we disrupt that process. We insert ourselves into their story uninvited.

The consequences don't come as divine retribution. They come as the natural friction that arises when you've placed yourself where you don't belong.

This is why discernment matters. This is why not everyone needs to hear everything you know. This is why the ones who are ready will find you — and why creating space for that natural selection is an act of respect, not restriction.

Understanding this changes everything about how you share, teach, and move through the world.

THE LAW  OF THELEMA.

This Book lays down a simplo Code of Conduct. “ Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the

Law.”

“ Love is the law, love under will.”

“ There is no law beyond Do what thou wilt.” This means that each of us stars is to move on our true orbit, as marked out by the nature of our position, tho law of our growth, the impulse of our past experiences. All events are equally lawful— and every one necessary, in the long run—for all of us, in theory ; but in practice, only one act is lawful for each one of us at any given moment. Therefore Duty consists in determining to experience the right event from one moment of

consciousness to another.