Laws of life

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Laws of Life
Life usually runs on a set of rules and regulation called the laws of life. Although they are not distinctively defined, they generally apply to every person on the planet, whether one likes it or not. They are universal laws that exist in nature, and it takes its course at any instance. This essay will delve into the laws of life that I value as most critical.
The law that I find most critical in helping me to make the right choices is the law of what goes around comes around. I have always believed that Karma exists (Tucson, N.p). This means that if I do something with an intention to hurt someone, it will come back even worse. Similarly, I also believe that there is the good side of this life’s law that when I do good, it comes back even better. This law will always keep my decisions in check and I would always think critically before I take action. I always ponder on the outcomes of my actions and whether anyone would get hurt in the process. If I see any negativity in my actions towards others, I retaliate and rethink my action strategies before making the right decision.
Moreover, I would always try to be on the good side with the law as it promotes relief and fewer worries. Furthermore, being on the good side of the law has its advantages. For instance, I get rewarded by the law itself as the natural cycle of the ‘Karma’ law takes its course. The individual that taught me this law was my mother. She always told me that whatever I did to or for others would always come back.

This was, however, contingent on whether the actions I took are negative or positive.
Also, one of the most defining moments that influenced the development of my character regarding this law was on a fateful day when I saw a homeless man in need of food. I took him to my house and gave him food to his fill. He was very happy and sincerely thanked me. After a few weeks, my dog got lost and we put posters everywhere in search of it. It was during this activity that I bumped into the homeless man again, and he said that he had seen that dog a few minutes ago. He then led me to the path that the dog had taken, where we finally found it and took it home. It was there and then that I believed that what goes around comes around.
Works Cited
Tucson, Lisa. “I Believe What Goes Around Comes Back Around.” Thisibelieve.org. N. p., 2011. Web. 25 Oct. 2018. https://thisibelieve.org/essay/104796/