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From: Pratibha

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Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007

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Subject: Define Karma

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KARMA IN THE DHARMA BASED RELIGIONS

Karma in Hinduism

Karma in Hinduism differs from karma in Buddhism and Jainism, and

involves the role of God. Within Hinduism, Karma appears to function primarily

as a means to explain the Problem of evil.

One of the first and most dramatic illustrations of Karma can be found

in the great Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. The original Hindu concept of karma

was later enhanced by several other movements within the religion, most notably

Vedanta, and Tantra.

Karma literally means " deed " or " act " and more

broadly names the universal principle of cause and effect, action and reaction

which governs all life. Karma is not fate, for man acts with free will creating

his own destiny. According to the Vedas, if we sow goodness, we will reap

goodness; if we sow evil, we will reap evil. Karma refers to the totality of

our actions and their concomitant reactions in this and previous lives, all of

which determines our future. The conquest of karma lies in intelligent action

and dispassionate reaction. Not all karmas rebound immediately. Some accumulate

and return unexpectedly in this or other births.

It is considered an entirely impersonal and spiritually originated law

that cannot be abrogated by any person but may be mitigated by God. Karma is

not punishment or retribution, but simply an extended expression of natural

acts. The effects experienced are also able to be mitigated by actions and are

not necessarily fateful.

Quoting Sai Baba [2] concerning the removal of problems, disasters,

calamities, etc. in reference to karma:

Any instant solution would go against the fundamental quality of nature

itself as well as the Karmic law of cause and effect. Most people live in the

material world of their desires and egos which is governed by the law. They

reap the fruits of their actions. This brings about their evolution or

devolution. If the Avatar intervenes to instantly solve their problems, it

would stop all action, development, even evolution. This solution can be ruled

out because it totally negates the natural laws.

Karma - Buddhism

In Buddhism, only intentional actions are karmic " acts of

will " . The 'Law of Karma' refers to " cause and effect " , but

Karma literally means " action " - often indicating intent or cause.

Accompanying this usually is a separate tenet called Vipaka, meaning result or

effect. The re-action or effect can itself also influence an action, and in

this way, the chain of causation continues ad infinitum. When Buddhists talk

about karma, they are normally referring to karma/action that is 'tainted' with

ignorance - karma that continues to ensure that the being remains in the

everlasting cycle of samsara.

This samsaric karma comes in two 'flavors' - 'good' karma, which leads

to positive/pleasurable experiences, like high rebirth (as a deva, asura, or

human), and bad karma which leads to suffering and low rebirth (as a

hell-sufferer, as a preta, or as an animal).

There is also a completely different type of karma that is neither good

nor bad, but liberating. This karma allows for the individual to break the

uncontrolled cycle of rebirth which always leads to suffering, and thereby

leave samsara to permanently enter Nirvana.

The Buddhist sutras explain that in order to generate liberating karma,

we must first develop incredibly powerful concentration, and proper insight

into the (un)reality of samsara. This concentration is akin to the states of mind

required to be reborn in the Deva realm, and in itself depends upon a very deep

training in ethical self-discipline.

This differentiation between good karma and liberating karma has been

used by some scholars to argue that the development of Tantra depended upon

Buddhist ideas and philosophies.

Karma is related to the notion of Buddhist rebirth - sometimes

understood to be the same thing as reincarnation - which has its roots in the

principle of Karma.

New Age Spirituality Dictionary on Karma

(Sanskrit " deed, " " action, " " ritual, "

" result " ) A central Indian term with various meanings.

1) Any mental, verbal, or physical action or

intention, especially a morally correct or textually prescribed activity.

2) The results or consequences of actions or

intentions.

3) The Hindu principle of cause and effect,

originally developed in South Asian religions, that determines one's past,

current, and future existences. Everything we do produces some effect, now or

later, on the physical or astral planes. Representing neither good nor evil,

all actions and events cause corresponding actions and events in the past or

future (including past and future lives through reincarnation).

4) Ritual activity, particularly the ancient Indian

rites propitiating a pantheon of gods as prescribed in the Vedic texts. Ritual

performance might be done to meet religious obligations, such as initiation

into the community, to honor one's ancestors, or to fulfill individual desires

such as wealth, progeny, or immortality. The results of ritual, which are also

called karma, were sometimes interpreted as " unseen " (apurva), that

is, postponed or not yet noticeable in order to explain apparently delayed

consequences. While all could admit that actions would eventually bear consequences,

the doctrine of unseen results provoked lively debate and reconsideration of

the importance of ritual.

5) The erroneous western interpretation: That the

good and bad deeds that we do adds and subtracts from our accumulated record,

our karma. At the end of our life, we are rewarded or punished according to our

karma by being reincarnated into either a painful or good new life.

(see Karma)

Kalki about Karma

The Golden Age Foundation is a spiritual institution, born in India and globally known as Kalki

Dharma, created with the one objective of helping Humanity to discover and

experience the truths of the ancient principles and live in harmony with the

Universe.

Kalki, or Sri Kalki Bhagavan, the founder of Golden Age Foundation, is

considered to be the Kalki Avatar capable of bringing enlightenment and to

introduce the Golden Age. Here he is commenting on Karma.

Question: Will karma not end at any point of

time, I have been told that even an enlightened person have karma?

Kalki: We do not speak of your karma or her karma.

There is no individual karma at all. There is only human karma. Now Ramana

Maharishi had cancer. So did Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. Others had other

problems. You cannot be-come free of karma totally because it is not your karma

and moreover there is no you at all in the first place.

I told you the ?Self? is only an illusion, it can

just disappear. So how could there be your karma?

Now, often you find that you are being distracted by

various thoughts. Just like we breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon

dioxide; we breathe in thoughts and we breathe out thoughts. There is the

thought sphere, which contains all the thoughts of people who have lived from

last eleven thousand years. All their experiences, ideas, views etc. are stored

here. This is called Human karma. This human Karma is flowing through you. Like

for example, you are living in the city of Chennai that is polluted; you have to breathe

in that pol-luted air. You cannot escape it or be free of it. So, it is this Man?s

karma that is influencing you all the time.

But then can man be free of all the present karma

accumulated in all these thousands of years? Yes, it is possible!

Now, where do you think the thought sphere is stored?

These thoughts are stored in the earth?s magnetic field. Whatever has happened

the last eleven thousand years is stored here. I told you about Schumann?s

resonance (earth?s heartbeat) which used to be 7.8 cycles per second and has

now become 11 sec-onds per second and if you work mathematically, in the year

2012 it is going to be 13 cycles per second and, When this happens the earth?s

magnetic field would vanish or become very, very weak for about three days.

Now, we have the earth?s core which is rotating and that

is responsible for the magnetic field. The earth itself is passing through what

is called photon belt, which is what is slowing it down. So, it will slow down

and probably come to zero when the earth?s resonance is 13 cycles per second

and then it would start rotating again, but in the opposite direction.

Has this happened before? Yes, we have plenty of

fossil evidence to show that this has happened almost every eleven thousand

years. And more so, almost all the ancient scriptures of the world from India to Tibet,

China to South America to Central America? all speak of this phenomenon.

Now, suppose, you are programming a computer and

there is a power failure, the entire program is deleted. That is why you have

the uninterrupted power supply, the U.P.S. Just the same way, when the earth?s

resonance reaches 13 cycles per second there is some kind of power failure and

the magnetic field vanishes and when the magnetic field vanishes the thoughts

stored there also would vanish. With all that, all the records of eleven

thousand years go away. When this happens, man would become free of karma.

This has happened many times and there are scriptures

that speak about this. But now even if you are enlightened, you are not going

to be free of karma. Even Ramana or you must breathe the same air. The only

difference is Ramana doesn?t suffer psychologically as his ?self? has

dissolved.

But, for the karma to dissolve completely and not

come back, a minimum of 60,000 people must have become enlightened by 2012. It is

only then a new world would emerge. That is why all of you have to prepare

yourselves for mukti as quickly as possible. It is very important.

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