The reason for bad luck after relapse
It is important to emphasize that adherence to cosmic law is necessary despite the overarching value of grace. Cosmic laws govern universal operations on macrocosmic and microcosmic levels and must be obeyed to optimize collective function and individual growth.
Unfortunately, ignorance of these laws—and some are exceedingly subtle—brings undesirable consequences. Given the intricacy of this system, it can be daunting for humans always to know how to behave. So we are gifted with a feedback system to keep us on track: karma, the law of cause and effect. Though an Eastern term, karma is a universal precept referred to in Western scripture in passages such as, “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.”
Harmony reigns when we heed cosmic law; suffering ensues when we do not. Universal operations are mathematically precise, exacting, and impartial, yet ever fair. It is human shortsightedness that fails to perceive causative factors behind the mysterious circumstances we experience and, usually, decry.
Knowing we are measured by a system of infallible divine assessment can help us cease externalizing blame for unwelcome events and prompt the mending of self-created fates by altering trends of thought and deeds that initiate or perpetuate outcomes. No one can be blamed for our circumstances; we alone are accountable.