Why Karma is not a b*tch, but a teacher that guides us.
I believe you may have encountered this term on multiple occasions in your life one way or another. The term that’s familiar to us all needs no introduction. Depending on which end of the stick we are getting, some of us may have a love-hate relationship with it. The term that I would want to introduce is “Karma”.
In Sanskrit, karma literally means “action.” It is equivalent to Newton’s law of “every action must have a reaction”. When we think, speak or act we initiate a force that will react accordingly. This returning force may be modified, changed, or suspended, but most people will not be able to eradicate it.
This law of cause and effect is not a punishment but is wholly for the sake to teach us and educate us with invaluable spiritual lessons that are needed to be learned.
What is exactly is Karma?
The true definition of karma may vary depending on who you would ask. Some people adhere to the traditional meaning grounded in Eastern religions, while others interpret it from more of a Western view of good and bad. As a result, this can lead to different views on how karma applies to life.
Karma is a term that many people are familiar with but relatively few people understand. They might tell you that karma is when people get…
