THREE DIMENSIONS OF THE KARMIC CLEANSING PROCESS
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THREE DIMENSIONS OF THE KARMIC CLEANSING PROCESS
To understand karma, it is essential to see how the motivation or intention preceding an action determines the future karmic result of that action. Thus, if an act is motivated by true kindness, it will necessarily bring a positive result, and if an act is motivated by aggression or greed, it will eventually bring an unpleasant result. Because karm
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The Sanskrit word karma simply means “action.” In a broader sense, the term is applied to the whole principle of cause and effect. In popular culture, karma is often thought to mean “fate” or “destiny,” which are concepts that can make us feel helpless. On the contrary, understanding cause and effect empowers us to influence the course of our lives
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What about past karma and how it is influencing you now? There are three things you can do about past karma. One is to pay your karmic debts. Most people choose to do that — unconsciously, of course. This may be a choice you make, also. Sometimes there’s a lot of suffering involved in the payment of those debts, but the Law of Karma says no debt in
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The active principle of the Round is known as karma or “conditioned action,” action, that is, arising from a motive and seeking a result–the type of action which always requires the necessity for further action. Man is involved in karma when he interferes with the world in such a way that he is compelled to go on interfering, when the solution of a
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