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Good karma yields good results. What is role of GOD here?
God has no hand in giving you the results of your good and bad Karma. If you are a Bhakti oriented person, you want to do good Karma and offer it to God. You should do that, not to please God, but to ...
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doubt/question about karma yoga
Geethabhaashyam says " The karma gets over or gets completed when the accomplisher renounces his attachment towards it ". It means karma is temporary and sins/virtues attached to karma are ...
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What is the scriptural definition of "Nitya Karma" for a non-initiate?
The Vedantasara of Sadananda, which is one of the best books on Advaita Vedanta due to its clarity, organised structure and brevity, gives a definition of Nitya Karma. The text discusses who is the ...
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Good karma yields good results. What is role of GOD here?
There are certain schools of philosophy that exist within Hinduism that refute the idea of eternal, self-caused, creator God.
For example certain samakhya school philosophers propounded following ...
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Good karma yields good results. What is role of GOD here?
The role of GOD is to be the judge and the jury of your karma.
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Good karma yields good results. What is role of GOD here?
Thought provoking 3 questions:
ACTIONS LEAD TO BONDAGE
There is an indirect answer only: Kriyaa is seen good by more persons, the same kriyaa is seen bad by some more persons. There are lots of ...
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Good karma yields good results. What is role of GOD here?
Can a person solely concentrate on cultivating good karma while disregarding God?
If a person is not interested in moksha then yes he can solely concentrate on good karma.
Karma can lead only to ...
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If we desire to live without desire will it be a desire?
The Gita Bg 3.5 says that basically you are forced to act according to the nature you already acquired by working towards satisfying your previous desires.
Everyone is forced to act helplessly ...
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Simple definition of karma according to Hinduism
Karma means deeds only. Whether deeds are good or bad will be decided by following kartha who elongates the karma to generations.
Accordingly human Janma varies. Karma depending upon time, place, ...
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What can we expect from god?
In the dualistic interpretation of Hinduism, god or Ishvara is regarded as an entity who is regarded as the basis of the whole existence of everything, who is the source of all true knowledge and ...
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