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Americans: Billy Mays and his effect on our Karma
Did the late American TV pitchman Billy Mays have a good or bad effect on our karma?
If we were entertained by his commercials, was that expiation of negative from past lifetimes, or was our spontaneous joy a phenomenon that affected our future karma positively?
If we had to experience negative emotions as a result of his commercials, was that expiation of bad karma or accumulation of good karma by way of the exercise of patience?
And finally, is his apparent premature death attributable to his making these TV commercials by way of bad karma, or was his apparent premature death a karmic reward, either from past lifetimes or from making these commercials, or was it punishment for making these commercials? Was it a reward, a "pass" to the next lifetime because he entertained us all so much?
How do you think Billy Mays' commercials affected the cumulative Karma of the USA?
Or is this question a koan?
If we were entertained by his commercials, was that expiation of negative from past lifetimes, or was our spontaneous joy a phenomenon that affected our future karma positively?
If we had to experience negative emotions as a result of his commercials, was that expiation of bad karma or accumulation of good karma by way of the exercise of patience?
And finally, is his apparent premature death attributable to his making these TV commercials by way of bad karma, or was his apparent premature death a karmic reward, either from past lifetimes or from making these commercials, or was it punishment for making these commercials? Was it a reward, a "pass" to the next lifetime because he entertained us all so much?
How do you think Billy Mays' commercials affected the cumulative Karma of the USA?
Or is this question a koan?
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(sorry for two things : caps lock; and not being from USA, to know more about the guy)
The internet is big. Funnyjunk introduced me more into the present day aspects of the american culture.
Still, if not Billy Mays, then teleshopping and tele-advertising products that cost something like .95 is something of the past in my country. It's one of the main reasons I don't often watch TV.
Is it colder in Alaska or in January?