karma [Theme]
So shamefully condemned to suffer.
Buddhism emphasizes karma, the law - cause and effect.
In short, karma means that any good, virtuous deed will ultimately bring corresponding fruits, bring even more pleasure and happiness; any unvirtuous and harmful act will also bring its equivalent - even greater suffering and pain. Neutral actions will bring equally neutral results.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
- For karma.
The world is smoking with karma.
Some people cheat others, but they are very successful. Why? Not because deception brings them success, but because the good karmic deed they performed in a past life brought the result that they are now experiencing, which manifested itself in the form of success. But this good karma will be exhausted, and they will experience the consequences of the negative deeds that they are committing now. When they talk about karma, you may have doubts from the example of such fortunate people who actually commit bad deeds. And this is the answer to your doubts.
If we smile and say beautiful words with a negative intention, then this is still negative karma, although outwardly it looks like a good deed.
By our actions and thoughts, we are constantly sowing seeds in the subconscious, and they will bear fruit when the right efforts are made.
At the moment of a person's birth in this world, he has karma that prohibits some paths.
Man himself is responsible for his own destiny, since it is created by his own actions. Only he, and no one else, must experience the consequences of all his actions. Good deeds create a happy future, bad deeds create an unhappy future, but a person is forced to experience all reactions without exception. This is the law of Prakriti and no one can change it.
If you kill, then you can be killed.
He who harms others does harm to himself. He who helps others does good to himself. Stop considering yourself a separate being - and you will enter the path of truth.
If you regularly suppress or banish certain thoughts, you get rid of the actions that they entail.
