To make sense of the karma system within the divine structure, we must establish certain governing laws. Otherwise, the Divine would be no different from us, and the very nature of divinity would lose its purpose—leading to the common existential question: 'If God exists, why doesn't He intervene to punish or destroy?' By setting universal laws, everything falls into a systematic order, rendering the traditional concept of karma unnecessary. Let’s explore this through the lens of the Egyptian Goddess Isis.

Consider these fundamental principles:

• Isis possesses free will.
• Isis is in a state of evolution toward the One Infinite Creator.
• Isis is one with the Creator.

By establishing these, we have defined several core laws: the Law of Free Will, the Law of Evolution, and the Law of Inseparable Unity with the Infinite Creator.

With her free will, Isis is presented with the choice to manifest in the physical world or not. Through the law of evolution, she recognizes that by coming to Earth, humanity might take a more circuitous path to reach the unity of the Creator, and thus she chooses not to descend (this is a simplified explanation, as we are governed by many laws, such as the Law of Infinite Intelligence and the Law of Love). When viewed from this perspective—the perspective of Isis—we see that karma does not exist, because the actions that would trigger the karmic cycle never occur.

In a second scenario:

• Isis uses her free will to enter the physical realm.
• The law of evolution dictates the 'harvesting' of all beings on Earth.
• To help humanity better understand unity consciousness, Isis assists souls in their reincarnation process.

In this case, again, there is no 'karma' because the catalyst for the karmic concept is absent.

We are not separate from Isis. Every action we take—including magic, rituals, and all human endeavors—passes through an infinite collective consciousness that influences our evolution toward unity. For this reason, the concept of Karma is merely a misconception, a misunderstanding, and ultimately, an illusion for all consciousness.