What effect do you think believing in karma would have on the life of a Hindu?

Answer 1

The effect of belief in Karma on the life of a Hindu would depend on what he means by Karma.

1. The Conventional Karma:

A Hindu would believe that Karma means deed and good Karma means good deed. Good deed means a deed acceptable to people with higher Varnas. If he can do good deeds without ever doing a bad deed till his death, his next generation would be entitled to use a higher Varna.

2. The Original Karma:

A Hindu may realize the origianl meaning of Karma. He may start believing that Karma actually means the way in which Moving and Braking forces of thoughts and activities can be linked.

Then he would know that there are four different ways in which the two can be linked. Then, he would be able to attain Original Moksha and have all the four Varnas and thus have Brahma Jnana, the supreme knowledge a human being can have.

Answer 2

Considering it doesn't exist it does not affect there lives at all.

Karma means actions. action performed with no duality is divine.

perform it for performance. the doctrine karma Yoga was taught to Arjuna in

Mahabharata during Kurukshetra war to enlighten. desireless karma is considered as duty minded.

Answer 3

they become good, to prevent them from reincarnating into something bad, like a rat or ant.