“I thought I had good karma. After the test I understood why the same pattern keeps repeating in my relationships. Uncomfortable, but useful.”
Alexey, Warsaw
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The Karma of Humor: What You Laugh At Reveals Who You Are
Every joke is a vote for what you find acceptable. Exploring the psychology of humor — when laughter connects, when it cuts, and what it reveals about you.
6/6/2026
Karma and Personal Mission: How to Find Your Purpose Without Mysticism
"What is the meaning of life?" — a question that sounds like philosophical abstraction, but in practice takes the form of concrete daily choices: this job or that one, this activity or another, this person or someone else. Viktor Frankl, who survived the Holocaust, concluded that the need for meaning is not a luxury but a fundamental human need. Research from the University of Michigan confirms: people with a clear sense of personal mission live an average of 7 years longer. From a karma perspective, mission is not something "given to you from above" — it is shaped through your choices and their consequences. This article is a practical guide to finding your purpose without mysticism, through psychology and karmic logic.
6/5/2026
