According to the way of the Universe and its laws, everyone will get their just desserts when the time comes. If you have treated people respectfully and tried to do the right thing during your lifetime, you have nothing to worry about. However, for the Scott Petersons and the Michael Schiavos of this world, I wouldn't want to be in their shoes on Judgment Day. It appears Mr. Schiavo has now freed himself up to marry the woman he has been living with, with whom he has I believe two children. Conflict of interest you say? Well, no more...

When you do a kindness for someone, at some point in time you will see that come back to you in some shape or form. The good you have done will be repaid threefold to you at some time in the future. It could be sooner, or it could be much later, but it will come. Liken all your actions to a boomerang - which eventually comes right back to you! So Beware that, by the same token, if you operate selfishly and mean-spirited, expect nothing but having to pay the piper when the time comes. It is amazing to me to see bad karma come to haunt someone who has done an injustice to someone along the line.

This is why I try to maintain a conviction that ALL will OUT at the right time -- and whoever has wounded me in some way or another (and I have my list) will be the victim of their own bad behavior - as it will come back to roost with them, just as a boomerang comes back to the one who throws it out. I want to have a ringside seat on the day that the people on my list have to answer for their evil ways and the damage they have caused because of it...

Believe me, it's not that I am without my own demons that haunt me of how I could have maybe done something differently, or realized too late I caused someone hurt - but I can honestly say that I have lived my life trying to do unto others as I would want them to do unto me. That means, I respect you - and you do the same with me. When you operate from that standpoint, I think it's hard to go wrong.

I can also truthfully say I never start out with the intention of doing anyone harm in any way. But, because we are imperfect beings, sometimes our best intentions can go awry. After all, we are only human. "To err is human - to forgive, divine". I'm still working on the forgiving -- that does not come easily for me, especially when some of the people I have known during my lifetime have intentionally behaved in a self-serving and malicious manner which has caused me pain and suffering.

I will let Fate take its course for those 'evil doers' - the sociopaths and psychopaths of our society who I do not believe can ever be reformed - because they have no conscience, no soul.

Do a good deed for someone today. You will feel better about yourself - and the more good you do, the more you will see good things start to happen in your life! Practice being self-less and see miracles happen in your life...