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In Indian philosophy, karma refers to the principle of cause and effect, where an individual's actions—whether good or bad—determine their future experiences and circumstances. It is a foundational concept in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, suggesting that one's deeds influence not only their current life but also future reincarnations. Karma emphasizes moral responsibility and the interconnectedness of all beings, encouraging individuals to act with intention and compassion. Ultimately, it serves as a guiding framework for ethical living and spiritual growth.
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What is ancient Indian religion introduced the theory of karma?
Hindu
Indian literature stresses the important of what?
The mahabharata,Krishna and ones duty
What did plains Indian believe in?
Indians believe in karma doctrine , reincarnation and liberation.
What is ancient Indian religion introduced the theory of karma and priests called Brahmans?
Hinduism
How was Indian society orginized?
caste system. A hierarchy based on occupation and your karma from a past life.
What is the Japanese kanji symbol for karma?
業 (gou) is the Kanji for "Karma", though because the notion of Karma was introduced to China and Japan through the influence of Indian religions, you will also see it written as カルマ (karuma) in katakana.
How did the Hindu concepts of Dharma Karma the Caste system and reincarnation influence the Indian literature and culture?
you in mrs.Jones class?
Reincarnation into a higher or lower caste or life-form depends on?
deceased person's karma
Reincarnation into a higher or lower caste or life-form depends on the?
deceased person's karma
A form of ancient Indian history?
a form of ancient Indian history is a poem
What is the roles of karma in Catholicism?
The Catholic Church does not believe in karma.
What is the plural possessive form for Indian?
The plural possessive form for Indian is Indians'.
