Walking and suddenly feeling the wind rush as a motorised scooter flies past, it boils down to a case of the spiritual principle…
What you put someone through, something that is negative or unwanted, will come back to you to learn from later, even though that might not be in the same way.
A person will incur a karmic debt and will set up spiritual lessons for themselves each time they “freak out” a pedestrian with a close and frightening call, which they are solely responsible for, when they are using an electric scooter (or bicycle for that matter).
Often a scooter rider has no thought to the anxiety that they put people through, or they just don’t care. In many, if not all ways I blame councils for all of this.
Keep the Lime scooters and Flamingo’s etc. off the pavements, or secure in their depot, or back in their box, if there’s any need for them at all, instead leave us pedestrians and those with disabilities to wander and feel safe doing so.
Note… I love seeing kids (and older kids) on their non-powered foot-powered cute little scooters. It’s healthy, heartwarming, and far safer for everyone.
Take care,
Jason
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