• What is Karma ?
• Why should you believe in karma ?
• Can karma as a concept be scientifically proven?
• Should you follow concept karma in your life ?

What is karma ?

Karm is a Sanskrit word that means "action". Karm is not about good or bad it simply translates to the things we do. Karma is the concept of moral causation, where one's actions in the present will affect their future experiences and outcomes, either positively or negatively, based on the principle of cause and effect.

Why should you believe in karma ?

Karma is not a belief system, it's a concept, a moral code per say. Lets take an example, have you ever wondered why everyone from our childhood has been told to help the old lady cross the road , or why we are told to do good deeds in general ? No one has ever told us that we will be rewarded for doing that or we will be punished for NOT doing that, so why do we do it ? It comes down to the basic sense of good and bad which is in all of us. Doing good feels right, we don't care if something good will happen to us or not, we just do it because it feels right. Karma is just an extension of this basic sense of good and bad which states that every action (Karm) has a consequence, good or bad.

Can karma as a concept be scientifically proven?

No, Karma doesn't have any scientific basis. Evaluating it on the basis of facts is stupid, rather we should understand the meaning of it. This would help us understand the concept of karma in a better way as well as establish the relevance of it in our lives.

There are many say that we have heard since our childhood, like what goes around comes around, you reap what you sow, etc. These are all different ways of saying that every action has a consequence, good or bad. This is the basic concept of karma. They might not be scientifically proven but they are trusted and followed.

Should you follow concept karma in your life ?

Well be honest you are following it already, you just don't know it. This is another beautiful aspect of religions like Hinduism and Buddhism from were concept of karma comes, theses religions doesn't require anything for you to do, you just have to be good and do good and follow a life of righteousness.

Is karma only in Hinduism?

Karma comes from Hinduism but its a way of life, a moral code which anyone can adopt and has nothing to do with one's religion.

What is the scientific view of karma?

There is no scientific view of karma, but we can understand it by a simple law of physics, "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction". Karma is just an extension of this law.

What is karma in psychology?

Karma help us navigate our life in a better way, it helps us make the right decisions and takes us on the path of righteousness.