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Karma is a Sanskrit word connected with the Hindu and Buddhist religions. Since it was introduced into the English language, some misconceptions have arisen around its meaning. We may have developed ideas of our own which are along the similar lines, and these are easily and often confused with the original doctrine of Karma. One […]
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One way to lighten the burden of karma – the law of cause and effect – is simply to step out of its radius. This may be a big step, a small step, or several steps. If it took only one step to get into a shadow, it may well take only one step to […]
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Karma has been defined as the law of cause and effect. The word is Sanskrit in origin and literally means “deed,” or “to do.” Applied to our lives, our thoughts, actions, and deeds, are karmic causes which set into motion certain circumstances, which in turn produce resulting effects in our lives. With these thoughts in […]
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“Karma” is not a word native to the English language. Indeed, it is a Sanskrit word meaning “act” or “action”. It is often associated with Eastern religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism. However, many of us in the West (and in many other locations around the world) have some form of basic understanding of this […]
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