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[quote=Aphrodite11]It's not a karma if a serial killer does time for killing.  Okay here is what I can say. Karma is when you get "exactly" what you give. I believe in rebirth. We are born again. You don't really die you change the biological matter.  If you notice, there was a time in India when Hindu women were burnt alive if her husband died. This was ages ago. After the independence, till few years ago Indian women, mostly hindus were burnt alive for dowry. The history was repeated. Someone was burnt alive back then and then this time the people who burnt them were burnt. Not only that, so many people were burnt alive for witchcraft. The same has come back   It has to be exactly the same.  If you notice the serial killer situation, it is also something manifested from past births. There is a reason why serial killers have no conscience. Do you think some one with conscience can kill like that? No. The conscience has to die for that. The abuse a serial killer suffers makes him / her emotionless. Where did the abuse come from? He/she must have been abuser in past births. The victims must have been killers in past births and need to die. And hence it fits. Killer gets abused to pay for the abuse he did in past births, becomes emotionless and sick minded and ends up killing the people who were themselves killers in the past births.  Now that's karma. But yes it can be changed. It will change if we change our thinking. If you forgive someone now, then the history won't repeat itself.  People being tortured and killed isn't something new. It has been happening since ages. It has been happening since a long long long time. The people who tortured ended up become the victims next time. If you see Quran, it says sure you can have a revenge but it has to be exactly same. You can slap someone who slapped you but you have to use same number of fingers, same cheek, same speed, same velocity, same force and it should have the same effect. Can this be done all the time? Hence it says go a step ahead and forgive.  You forgive and don't take the pain and there won't be a karma. Why visualise anyone in pain. We are raised to believe that people get hurt in situations of taken people and hence we end up seeing them hurt, we visualise it. What's wrong with visualising them happy?[/quote]