karmic
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- adjective
- /ˈkɑrmɪk/
- Many believe that doing good deeds leads to positive karmic outcomes in the future.
- karmic task
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Watch on YouTubeAnd again, this has particular karmic foundations to it.
- And again, this has particular karmic foundations to it.
- from being drawn into the karmic cycle.
- Is that where there is an, you could say a karmic entanglement, right?
- But what also happens is that karmic payback for a narcissist takes time.
- So trying to package this and spin this and call it a karmic relationship.
- What, what why am I deserving of, like, on some karmic level?
- I am no longer going to do things that are going to build up my karmic debt.
- So yeah, there, there is some like type of yogic, there is some destiny, karmic destiny we have.
- And this is connected to karmic law because there's a compensatory factor in karmic law.
- Appropriations of Eastern thought rely on this notion of karma, karmic attachment and also on the associated conception of reincarnation.
- Can you hold a karmic formation person?
- It's a they, the word they use is the karmic body, the conceptual body.
- It can also be a person who has become almost karmic in their letting go.
- Some of us carry karmic genetic imprints that don't even belong to us.
- I think to me, intuition feels like it leads towards your deepest aspirations and the karmic goodness that's waiting for you.
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This is your karmic reward
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Today, though, my wife and I must have won some kind of karmic lottery.
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And it's a really beautiful karmic thing to watch.
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Sort of karmic plan to get you right with the world?
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You have a karmic bond, you know.
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And again, this has particular karmic foundations to it.
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And let that be your first lesson here, that universal karmic justice must take place.
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You know, some sort of karmic need in Western culture attracted this wave of Eastern philosophy.
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The destruction and pain that the Vietnamese suffered during the war were karmic results of the past deeds of their ancestors.
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But that leads us into today's theme, which is instant karma, karmic justice, as some would say.
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Etymology
Karmic comes from the Sanskrit word karma, which means 'action' or 'deed'. So karmic describes results that come from those actions, and a simple way to remember it is 'what you do comes back'.