Everything You Need to Know About Karma
Karma is a very ancient concept. It is a Sanskrit word that means “action”, “act” and “word”. It is a combination of your thoughts, actions and words and it is basically a chain effect. There are many people who do not believe in Karma. On the other hand, there are also people who believe in it call it a “bitch”. Well, that is a different topic, but if you are here to understand Karma, then you need to know that you may or may not experience the effect of your action or words immediately. Karma is not something that is written in a book and neither it is a law that everyone studies about. It is considered to be a cosmic occurrence which is applicable for one and all. Karma is a concept that helps us transform into a better person. It tries to evolve our soul so that we can lead a positive life. The main thing about Karma is it does not come in any form. The things you do will come back to you in some way or the other. If you are doing well to someone or contributing to doing well for people, then you will get good results in your life. You may not be successful in the endeavor, but the good results will come in a different form that is unexpected to you. This is how Karma works. Similarly, if you are doing something bad or harming someone for no reason, Karma has an answer to that as well. You are bound to face some mishap in the near future for the bad deeds. If you want to understand Karma in simple terms, it is like a balance sheet where the left hand side will match with the right hand side. Similarly, the things or deeds you do in your life are balanced equally. Doing good will have an equally good effect whereas doing something bad will have an equally bad effect. So, after you have read the above mentioned things you may think that it is not always possible to do good things. Because, there are times when you have to be bad for a good outcome. These are things that are not in your hands. The only thing that you need to be aware of is your input to the world and how you are treating everyone around. Depending on that the laws of Karma will...
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Karma is all knowing and gives exactly that which you deserve in life. Good deeds bring good karma while the bad ones have a bad outcome. When you are out living your life and enjoying it, you may not realize how your karma is behaving but when the time comes, you start to see how it all turned out. More often than not, bad karma is what brings the real realization, because when good deeds bring good results, does anyone actually notice? When the bad deeds bring you back in the circle of life, the suffering you endure needs a good ear to listen and a safe shoulder to rely on. The concept of counseling for karma is something that makes you reflect on your actions, understand the repercussions of your actions, how they affected you and the people around you and what you can do to make it right. When you resort to counselling for healing your karma, you are actually take the initial steps towards a reversal of wrong actions that you may have committed in the past. Knowing where you went wrong, helps you in identifying how you can make it right. The power of counselling helps you in converting yourself to a person that adds value to the society and gives you a sense of mental peace and satisfaction. Cleansing your karma in the process! Getting rid of dark misdeeds and memories is never an easy tasks, it takes a lot of effort and initiative to be able to make something positive out of something negative, but by the simple means of talking to someone, it is possible to learn how a wrong deed can be changed and converted to a right one. The wrongs that a subconscious mind makes you do, should never get the opportunity to stay with you throughout your life. Talk it out and be a help to yourself as well as those around...
Read MoreIS KARMA OUR DESTINY?
‘Karma’ is a Sanskrit word which in India mainly means action or deed that has been performed by an individual in his or her entire span of life. Our karma influences our way of living and activities that we perform. In Hinduism, many people coincides karma with God’s will. The people who follow Vedanta consider God to be a supreme power, which has a great role in deciding the actions or deeds that individuals perform. It is not merely based on the law of cause and effect but is dependent on God’s will which means that it is not always true that your actions will decide your fate because it is God, who has planned your destiny. It is believed that God our almighty is fair in his decisions so whatever He does has a reason. Neither he gives pain and suffering to people unreasonably nor does He make people happy without any cause. Karma is based on the deeds of a person, it is not punishment. God neither punishes nor reprimands His followers rather He tries to teach them lessons of life by showing them the impacts of their actions. We experience the consequences of our actions or deeds and it is not based on any logic. It is also not based on the fact that as you sow so you reap. Though it is believed that if a person does good deeds, he or she will be gifted for their goodness, and if people do bad deeds, they will have to pay for it, this logic does not always hold true. There is no particular outcome of a particular action as every action is based on certain circumstances. It is not fate; rather it is our free will, which finds expression through our actions and deeds. It is we who perform different activities and thereby decides our own destiny which happens as designed by God. We can conquer our karma by our intelligence and should never desire for the fruitfulness of their action. Every person has to execute his or her duty on earth. God has decided for the actions or duties that everybody would act upon in their life. Only by completing his or her actions a person can break free from the cycle of life and death and attain moksha. Karma-knowledge.com is an online site which gives people insights about how our karma affects our life and also tells people that one should never be judgemental about the actions of themselves and others....
Read MoreDifferent kinds of Karmas
The entire universe works on the concept of Karma (person’s doings and actions). The law of karma applies to all the creatures on earth. This law is based on the theory of action and reaction. Whatever a person will sow, he shall reap the results accordingly. The law is similar to the Newton’s law of action and reaction which states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. In a similar way, law of Karma states that if you perform good deeds during your life, you will reap good results for the same. Similarly if you do all the wrong deeds, you will be punished by the God for same. You must have come across thousands of people in your life; some are happy and are always healthy, whereas some are always suffering from health problems. Consider the case of some people who are running good businesses whereas some are always struggling with their business. All these sufferings and joys in your life are driven by the law of Karma. The website of karma-knowledge.com (organization helping people to choose right paths of action in their lives so that they can accumulate good Karmas) beautifully explains the different kinds of Karma. Few of the details about these Karmas are listed below. Sanchita Karma – These are the karmas (all good and bad) which a person accumulates from his past life. These also include the karmas till the present moment in the present life. Sanchita Karmas define a person’s total Karmic account. Credits in the karmic account are defined by the good karmas and debit is defined by bad karmas. Balance of credits and debits is maintained separately in the karmic account. A soul has to face the consequences for both types of karmas during each cycle of rebirth and death. A person can reduce his karmic debits by indulging in some kind of selfless service, meditation or spiritual practices. Prarabdha Karma – These are a portion of Sanchita Karmas (both credits and debits) which a person has to exhaust during his present life. These Prarabdha Karmas form the destiny of that person in his present life. The Good karmas of the Prarabdha karma take the form of rewards i.e. good health, good career, good life partner, adequate wealth etc. The bad karmas of the Prarabdha karma take the form of punishments such as poverty, health problems, and losses in business etc. Agami Karma – Also known as Kriyamana Karma, Agami Karmas are the actions which are yet to be performed by the person in his present...
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