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Here’s a summary in bullet quote style of Luna Kadampa’s article “Does Luck Exist?” (posted April 14, 2025). It blends karma, cause and effect, and Buddhist philosophy in a reflective yet accessible tone:

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🍀 Does Luck Exist? – Summary Bullet Quotes

(Based on Luna Kadampa’s article)

• "If the universe runs on cause and effect, is anything truly random?"

• "Karma explains what 'luck' cannot—why things happen to me, not just why things happen."

• "The dictionary calls luck ‘success or failure brought by chance,’ but Buddhism calls it karma—cause and effect across lifetimes."

• "Voltaire said luck made no sense—because everything has a cause. But what if those causes span more than one life?"

• "Saying ‘I’m self-made, not lucky’ ignores karma we’ve created long before this life began."

• "Good or bad events may seem random, but they are the ripening of past mental seeds—karma in action."

• "‘Luck’ is just a description, not an explanation."

• "Why do some people work hard and get nothing, while others seem to coast into riches? Karma fills that gap."

• "There’s nothing magical or punishing about karma—it’s simply intention shaping experience."

• "Thinking you’re cursed or unlucky may ignore deeper inner causes—unseen, but not accidental."

• "We don’t get away with cruelty or deception. Karma ensures consequences—if not now, then later."

• "Those who harm others are building their own suffering—they’re more deserving of compassion, not less."

• "Karma is not an excuse for passivity—it empowers us to plant better seeds and build a better life."

• "Helping others is the best way to create the causes of being helped ourselves."

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