good karma

From the beginning of the week, Price had good karma.

Why not live for one victory and give good karma a chance?

Not being a religious person, I have to say that in this case, good karma was with me.

For this there needs to be good karma and prayer.

No amount of good karma could make her turn the other cheek today.

He decided that his good karma had reached unprecedented levels.

But as a dedicated music player, it's pure good Karma.

Maybe to lay a little good karma on my soul."

Good karma for a place where, not two hundred years ago, slaves had done the morning shopping.

"I guess they feel the place has good karma."

The practice of good karma leads the devotee to God.

Those who accumulate good karma may be reborn in one of them.

Buddha taught that if people make good karma they will be happy and have peace of mind.

"It was a lot of luck and good karma," Moseley said later.

As humans we have the opportunity to speed up our spiritual progress with the practice of good karma.

Now, good karma might just carry a lottery-size price tag.

Setting animals free is considered an act of compassion that will be rewarded with good karma.

Once there, they would release a cage full of sparrows for good karma.

There you go, he was saying, evidence that the Yankees aren't always the kings of good karma.

Maybe that good karma will lift a few more fly balls over the fence next season.

That is good karma, if I understand my Eastern friends."

But you can cut the price further by volunteering at the farm - now that's a way to earn good karma.

"A lot of people favor Flavor because I have good karma," he said.

"All the good karma that you have promoted over the last 10 years, may it be with you now," the friend told her.

Somewhere in there is a moral about sportsmanship and good karma being rewarded.