Questions tagged [karma]
Karma (Sanskrit: कर्म ) means action, work or deed. Karma refers to the principle of causality where intent and actions of an individual influence the future of that individual.
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Difference between Kartavya and Dharma?
I have heard these two terms many times. Karma (deeds) can be considered as either Kartavya or Dharma. But which kind of Karma is Kartavya or which one is Dharma.
For example: If a son does seva to ...
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Does Atalashanti prakarana of Mandukya Upanishad contradict/demolish karma siddhanta?
The gist of Atalashanti Prakarana of Mandukya upanishad appears to be that cause & effect are constructs of an unrealized mind, and consciousness is unborn/eternal. Several verses in this ...
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What happens with karma with expectations of fruits?
With the reference to famous shlok in Bhagwat Gita :
One should do karma without expectations of fruits in return.
But what happens if I make all good karmas with the expectations of good will come ...
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According to Dvaita philosophy , is Parmatma involved in Karma?
Parmatma is not just a witness.In my previous question it became apparent that the Parmatma had certain responsibilities to fulfill. Parmatma is bestower of blessings and punishment. If a person does ...
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What exactly is Karma? [duplicate]
Till now, I just had an idea like karma is meant but the work you do. But in the comment section of the question http://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/9526/asking-questions-against-creation-and-...
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Does Hinduism offer solution for each and every problem of human life?
Like many other I expect Hinduism suggest a way to live life. Is it true? Can we interpret that it also means there are solutions in Hinduism to every problem one can encounter?
