LIVING LIFE

After doing research about the meaning of the word karma, I discovered that when many people refer to the word “karma”, they are often referring to the concept of cause and effect. If I do a good thing, good things will happen and if I do a bad thing, bad things will happen.

The concept of karma is actually quite complicated. Most scholarly definitions of karma involve the idea that our thoughts and actions will affect how we live. Karma is not synonymous with the word fate – it is the simple belief that the energy we create now will affect us in the future. It does not involve rewards or punishment.

The Hindu and Buddist concept of karma is based on the belief that what you do in this life will effect what happens in your next life. If I do have another life, I think that being a small pampered dog would be appropriate, since my current skill set involves running in circles, being on high alert, and taking long naps.

Apparently, the meaning of karma depends on which definition you follow. Personally, I am going to do my best to make good decisions, not stress over the mistakes I make, and limit drama to Netflix shows.

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