Word: karmically
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Since I had a few minutes to wait, I helped myself to the complimentary herbal tea and browsed the room, picking up the crystals, and thumbing through books such as "Angelo Rizzo Speaks on Using Mind Power--A Program for Karmic Beliefs" and "The Starseed Transmissions--An Extraterrestrial Report...
...Karmic Deficit. At the two-day closed hearing in New York, both principals informally introduced witnesses. They were allowed to cross-examine and tell their own versions of the dispute. After three long, deliberative sessions, the arbitrators reached a decision. "Karma," they explained, "is a Sanskrit word that refers to the moral and spiritual consequences of our actions. There is a Karmic deficit here that Abbie should compensate Tom for. Abbie has made similar mistakes in the past, and we want to encourage him not to make them again." Abbie's tab for that offense...
...omission of India from "the supposedly languid Orient" was perhaps significant. As believers in the karmic theory of life, we can have but an academic interest in punctuality, for we have aeons of time before us. So if a thing cannot be done today or tomorrow, it can be done in the next life. Hence our belief that if you are there before it is over, you are on time. For a change, I would commend to the Americans the healthy art of keeping up with yesterday...