Imagine that you can see into the future and know when bad things will happen to people, and what the details of these bad things are. For example, you are a small boy, and you know that your best friend’s Mom is going to die in a big fire. If you warn them, karma will take your Mother’s life instead. You are forced to hold the knowledge, but if you share it, you will pay the price. You will soon learn that the universe is governed by equivalency. Although it may not seem that way, that is how it is. If something too negative happens, soon, something good will come to pass. Vise versa. While this boy does contain the knowledge, if he does share it and prevent an event to occur, he has ultimately disrupted the balance predetermined by Karma. He will then pay. Why does he have this? The universe may want him to know the truth. But even he knows that others will not respond well. They will most likely belittle him, and use their beliefs as a weapon against his. He doesn’t understand why others are so close minded.. He cries when he is alone, blaming Karma, his “God”, for this curse. Much like religious gods, he can’t see, hear, or feel his god. He questions all of it, he questions his own existence.“Why? What’s the point? Why would I be given a power that I can help others with, but get punished for being good?” He died during his teenage years trying to save his loved one from a major illness. He died without an answer.
