From experience, we may observe that karma – the law of cause and effect – functions in four discernible ways. These four aspects of karma can be referred to as the “four laws of karma”. …

Karma (Sanskrit: कर्म, Pāli: kamma) is a Sanskrit term that literally means "action" or "doing". In the Buddhist tradition, karma refers to action driven by intention (cetanā) which leads to future …

The four laws of karma deal with karmic results which are (1) certain, (2) expand, (3) do not come without a cause, and (4) are never lost.

We harvest exactly what we sow; no less, no more. This infallible law of karma holds everyone responsible for what the person is or is going to be. Based on the total sum of past karma, …

The law of Karma, important as it is, is only one of the twenty-four conditions described in Buddhist Philosophy. Refuting the erroneous view that “whatsoever fortune or misfortune …

There are four laws of karma as follows: 1. Results are similar to the cause. Karma and its results are certain and unfailing. Positive actions of body, speech, and mind will always bring the …

Lam-rim 30: First Law of Karma – Certainty of Karma; Pleasure vs. Happiness Part 4 Lam-rim 31: Why Unhappiness Is the Result of Destructive Behavior Part 5 Lam-rim 32: Second Law of …

H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III has told us that “The law of cause and effect (karma) can never be denied.” It does not matter if you believe in karma or not. It is a basic principle of the universe. …

2024年8月24日 · The fourth law of Karma is about growing with every day, every incident, every mistake, every failure and every achievement. Grow from the inside and imbibing maturity is a …

2024年10月27日 · Karma, a fundamental concept in Hindu philosophy, is derived from the Sanskrit word “kri,” which means “to act.” It refers to the law of cause and effect, where every …