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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Does Japa wipes good karma also
I know or having belief that japa can wipe out bad karmas we deed knowing or unknowingly in past or present life.
But going through one of the website, i came accross information that :
Japa not ...
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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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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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Effect of the three Gunas on Rebirth and Karma
Can someone explain this with examples
As far as i understand, a person responds to a situation as per their guna.
But are situations too tailored to the match a person's guna?
My question is not ...
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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?
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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 ...
