Karma

Something has happened to us in life that does not have an explanation, or at least we do not get any, so we attribute these facts to a divine or spiritual power. Depending on the action we say, if the action is good we call it luck and when it is bad, we only think about what we did before and call it karma ... but it really is karma.

First before defining it, we break a stigma, karma applies to both good and bad actions, it is a bad belief that we have some before this spiritual phenomenon.
In some religions of India karma is defined as, the energy derived from the acts that condition each successive reincarnation, the moment it reaches perfection, in other beliefs is understood as a spiritual force.

The meaning of karma acquires another meaning depending on religion, in Buddhism, Hinduism and Janista, karma is understood as that energy or action, which derives from the acts, words and thoughts of people.
Over time, its meaning was changed to the point that for physics karma is seen as the law that tells us "for every action there is a reaction of equivalent force in the opposite direction."
What this means to us, that each of our thoughts and actions that a subject executes, will have a reaction, this reaction will be in a certain way in function of what is done or thought. It is believed that this law adjusts the good or bad that we do in life, also taking us to what many are called "divine justice." We can say that it is nothing new, if we do a series of good actions in "theory" the consequent reactions to these should be positive, and to be bad the opposite.

We must do things without fear, more than once when something bother us we entrust ourselves to karma, this will do its justice, most of it does, I want to believe is that it is something that really depends on the energy that we can have each and Of how we open.
For those of us who link karma with questions of love, I have a very good song, which I came to in a delicate moment of my life, which in a way made me appreciate it more, here I leave them and enjoy it, remembering that "everything we do Is returned ".

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