“Karma, akarma and vikarma are distinct actions in Buddhist and Hindi cultures. Actions that are performed in terms of one’s prescribed duties are called karma. Actions that free one from the cycle of birth and death (Good) are called akarma. And actions that are performed through the misuse of one’s freedom and that direct one to the lower life forms (Bad) are called vikarma. Of these three types of actions, that which frees one from the bondage to karma is preferred by intelligent men.”
The above explanation of the types of actions dates back millenniums. In modern western culture we still see these same three types of actions though they are not presented in the same manner nor do they use the Hindi titles.
First is the No Consequence Action; an action which seem to offer no evident consequences. An example of the first type of action would be someone going for a walk around their neighborhood. If they have no contact with any other living creature it could be viewed as the action having neither a positive nor negative impact, spinning off no future consequences. It is just an action; something which was done by someone effecting no one. In other words, “Do Nothing”.
The second described action, a Positive Consequence Action, would result in direct and indirect positive outcomes. The person going for the walk stopped to help a neighbor load their car with groceries destined for a local soup kitchen. Obviously this action was positive for the two loading the car as well as to those who will keep this act going once the food arrives at the kitchen. “Do Good”
Finally, in the case of the Negative Consequence Action, the person walking through the neighborhood decided to steal the groceries; an act which would begin an ever expanding stream of negative ripples which would impact many people in a negative manner. Even the one person who stole the groceries, though self-perceived as reaping a positive outcome personally, will ultimately be impacted in a negative manner because of the self-incrimination they will carry in their mind. “Do Harm”
Many people go through their lives experiencing consequences from an unidentifiable action or actions that cause positive or negative events in their lives. We are all like boats floating on an ocean; effected by the waves created somewhere out at sea. The only actions that we can affect are the ones we take ourselves; whether they are instigated by us or as a response to someone’s action.
The betterment of the world has always depended on the individual actions of each person. When our individual actions are each based of the right choices, we do good things and our neighbors will be more likely to ride the wave toward taking positive actions themselves. The same is true when we do the wrong things.
If this is my last post, I want all to know there was only one purpose for all that I have written; to have made a positive difference in the lives of others.
Anthony “Tony” Boquet, the author of “The Bloodline of Wisdom, The Awakening of a Modern Solutionary”
That law says that energy and matter cannot be created or destroyed it can only change form. To anyone who has ever worked in a manual labor position, it is clear that energy is a must. The more energy that we give to any project the more results or heat that will be generated from those efforts. Thus, when we are going in the upward direction you can bet we are applying more energy to the work that we are doing. As with all things energy ebbs and flows, resulting in less or more results. Being that it is a natural and true occurrence we shouldn’t expect anyone or any entity to be constantly in the up or down position. The middle seems like a good place to regroup in preparation for the next upward drive.
This law speaks to the three states or location of any matter; the beginning or down, the middle or center and the end or up. This truth also explains that you can only go up if you are first down and when you reach the bottom, there is only one definite way to go. This law fortifies the truth that it is literally impossible to stay in the up position just as it is equally impossible to stay in the middle or down position. Every journey upward must, by truth and law, start from a lower position so if you are ever down, rejoice, the future is bright.
By understanding these laws of nature we should never expect a constant upward or downward trend in anything that we do. Instead, we should stay strong so our energy is high, stay positive so the energy is directed in the right direction and stay focused on the truths because the matter that is you is the only matter that matters. We can only change our self and the truth is the only path that leads to positive change.
By learning, professing and living these irrefutable laws we can become the person we are destined to be, a Solutionary to the world.
The airplane sits idling on the tarmac just feet beyond the jet bridge as a soothing voice can be heard over the speakers; “Should we experience a decrease in cabin pressure, four oxygen masks will fall from the ceiling compartment in front of you. Should this occur, reach up; pull a mask toward you, placing the cup over your nose and mouth, securing it with the elastic band. Please secure your own mask before assisting others. Breathe normally, even though the bag will not inflate, know that oxygen is flowing.” Anyone who has traveled by air has heard this flight attendant’s safety presentation. 
The above conversation highlights a central belief of mine. Pain is just a symptom of the actual problem; it is not the problem in and of itself. Physical, mental and spiritual pain is our body’s way of communicating that something is wrong. In neighborhoods all across the Country; we see, hear and feel the communications telling us that something is wrong in our societies. And just like the short discourse above between two loved ones, the evidence point to the facts that we are torn between continuing to manipulate the symptoms and wanting to solve the problem. 
We live in a time when campfire stories, legends and myths are no longer the common method of detailing remarkable persons, places or events. For millenniums, leaders have been memorialized through the retelling of their outstanding character traits. In some ways we seem to have outgrown those ancient forms of communication for something better; something more progressive. As a storyteller, I am personally torn in my acceptance of the various forms of modern communications. 