Rules for action

The law of karma is that whatever good or bad karma a person does, he must get the same result in future in the form of happiness or sorrow. Those who do not believe in reincarnation, so much so they definitely believe that instead of good deeds one attains heaven and in exchange for corrupt deeds one attains hell (dozakh). Because the law of Karma is unchangeable and unbreakable, it is also called the "Iron Law of Karma". The fruit of actions follows its doer and eventually clings to it. All religions accept this rule with a voice vote. Science also accepts this, as Newton's third law says - for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Virtues or values ​​have their roots in spirituality. To imbibe values ​​or qualities without spirituality is like building a palace on sand. Through spirituality i.e. divine knowledge, we know that the qualities of the soul have been present since time immemorial, but they are in a dormant state. These qualities can be awakened easily by keeping oneself in the form of the Self again and again and by connecting the intellect with the Lord, the storehouse of all qualities and powers. The word Karmayoga is derived from Karma+Yoga. Remembering God

while performing every action is Karma Yoga. By doing this there will be no wrongdoing. By doing action in remembrance of God, the quality of that action also includedRemembering God while performing every action is Karma Yoga. By doing this there will be no wrongdoing. By doing action in remembrance of God, the quality of that action also increases.