karma
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- noun
- /ˈkɑːrmə/
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karma
- The pendulum of karma swings both ways.
- bad karma
- good karma
- law of karma
The trick of all of this is to not let their karma destroy yours.
- The trick of all of this is to not let their karma destroy yours.
- And he says, I feel the hot winds of karma driving me.
- And it's almost like it's not your karma, someone else's karma, how they learn.
- If you see, my life is my karma, you will take charge of your life.
- That is the sad guru sort of karma concept, right?
- And that is why I then felt funny how karma works or just coincidence.
- It kind of seems like the kind of place where karma is prevalent.
- But he's got this great idea, which is fits in with karma, but he calls it give to get.
- He came out and he uses the notion of karma in order to make sense of his life.
- So do these rules and karmas and that apply to me.
- He's out there this when Karma is paying attention.
- Because kindness is practical and karma is ROI positive.
- So let's say vast collective karma, for example,
- Because it was the return of the karma and it was all changing.
- And you think, hi, a little bit of karma feels good.
Examples
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I know about karma, and I know what goes around comes around.
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Through what chain of karma have they found this happiness, while I have not?
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So sometimes we call it as a good karma and and bad karma.
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Because it was the return of the karma and it was all changing.
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If you see, my life is my karma, you will take charge of your life.
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And they take their bad karma with them into the next life.
Fiction book (2000) -
The trick of all of this is to not let their karma destroy yours.
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Because kindness is practical and karma is ROI positive.
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It's my karma.
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According to Buddhist beliefs, good actions create positive karma for future lives.
Synonyms
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The results that good or bad actions have on a person's future life
Surface Forms
Etymology
Karma comes from an old Indian word meaning 'action' or 'deed'. In Hinduism and Buddhism it is the idea that your actions bring future results, so good deeds are thought to bring good karma in later lives.