What goes Around comes Around: It's poetry in motion.

For the early Buddhists, karma was non-linear. Other Indian schools believed that karma operated in a straight line, with actions from the past influencing the present, and present actions influencing the

future. As a result, they saw little room for free will. Buddhists, however, saw that karma acts in feedback loops, with the present moment being shaped both by past and by present actions; present actions shape not only the future but also the present. This constant opening for present input into the causal process makes free will possible.

Whether karma is to be considered self-imposed depends on how you look at free will. True, any person can change their karma at any time simply by changing their actions and responses. However, this does not mean that they are able to do so. Individuals, because of existing karma, are unable to take certain actions, or make certain responses, that would renovate their karma in the future.

All actions that radically change karma are transcendent actions.

 In order to change karma, you must first transcend karma, and see it from the outside, as it were. We are all potentially capable of doing this, because in addition to our ordinary consciousness, we have a higher consciousness. Trouble is, that higher consciousness usually remains mute, and seldom interferes with our physical lives. Running life from day to day is left up to ordinary consciousness.

Any time higher consciousness steps in and acts, our lives change radically and immediately, in what appears to us to be a miraculous manner.

Excerpts from Bloggers:

"Agree - maybe not instantly, but it happens.

People get what they give in life. If you treat people horribly, you're going to get yours some day - and if you treat me horribly, I can only hope I'm there to see you when you get yours - because I want you to see my face and realize what you've done to me & how it felt".

"The concept of karma (or "what goes around comes around" or "you reap what you sow" or however your philosophy du jour expresses it) is only generally true.

Evil exists, and continues to exist, despite sowing a lot of bad karma. Cruel people are not always subjected to cruelty. Catty people are not always the object of derision. It just doesn't work out that way.”

“I believe that what goes around increases the odds of what comes around being like itself (awkward, that). If you are vicious, the odds are increased that you will tend to place yourself in circumstances where you may be the victim of someone else's violence. But it is not a given."

My View:-

I personally feel that keeping a clean and guilt free conscience is the key in maintaining a healthy life. Sometimes things affect  us not in its literal sense, an allegory in play. We do something wrong and over think it to shreds, maybe physically we are not being derided for being evil but our subconscious is killing us.

It ‘s just not worth it, try to be in harmony with everyone around you and do not hurt people unnecessarily.