My Karma ran over my...oh, you know the joke.

[s~Z]

"I know, that's why I'm asking you. That and because you seem like
a reasonable sort of fellow"

Well there you have it. And let me find a post with what you were
saying:

"But I think if you understood karma, you wouldn't take such
offense to it.  I don't see there being any right or wrong about
it, and
judgment doesn't register in much when I consider it.  Karma just
is.  It's
consequence from the choices of years and years past.  Things
happen--whether they be good or bad--because of choices we've made
in the
past. Not necessarily we as individuals--that's the key difference
I think
between karma and 'what goes around comes around.'  In karma, your
choices
today affect the future far more than they  affect your future."

This is pretty much what I was saying. But from the perspective of
the Advaita Buddhists I've been enjoying lately, there are no
choices. And there are no individual entities. All there is, is
Consciousness. The whole play is programmed.