We all are wondering if it's true that karma exist. Is it real at all, or it's a false? Some people consider it as a culture with simply an aim of correcting the behaviors of people. Which means, it's like a culture of correction. What do you think? Could karma actually exist?
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religion Does Karma Exist?
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The Western understanding of Karma is entirely different form what actually Karma means. Karma is a Hindu philosophy that was later adopted by the Buddhists and popularized. According to Karma philosophy, the human soul has successive births and rebirths and the new lifecycle is determined by the karma of the previous lifecycle.
What I feel about karma is that I believe in it; but not the type of karma that most individuals have in mind. I think that actions which people take have outcomes and repercussions. Thus good things we do will bring good things to us and it could be the other way round too.
If it does, I'm never on the good receiving end of it. 
Men! You are so funny! We all have our past anyways. I have also done some horrible things in the past too. I remembered dating 3 different people at a time.If it does, I'm never on the good receiving end of it.
I mean, I always try to do good. One time, I gave a homeless man the extra 10,000 yen (approximately $100 at the time) I would've otherwise spent at another bar before I decided to call it quits and go home.Men! You are so funny! We all have our past anyways. I have also done some horrible things in the past too. I remembered dating 3 different people at a time.
But, nothing ever good happens to me.
Perhaps, the good sent my way is just split into tiny things, and the bar for karma I have is set so high, that I overlook the good things that do occur as being regular, everyday events.
For me, I suggest that we consider karma as a means of positively leading our lives. If we adopt the concept of karma, it’ll allow us reason more about the effects of a particular action on other individuals and the likely consequences that such action may attract.
If you believe in Karm you will have to believe that your deeds will follow you not just until the end of your life but even when you take another birth. Karma is basically about birth and rebirth, literally speaking.
In my opinion, there are several approaches to viewing this concept. Others think that luck is divine power that gives one a deserved chance to benefit positively or pay negatively. Some people view it as a way of training people on how to be good in their behaviors. So, their is no scientific evidence, many people support the notion that if you do good something good will happen and if you do something bad then something bad will happen.
I don't believe in karma in the Hindi sense, but definitely in this life "you reap what you sow".
In my opinion, I would say no. If karma is actually real, why are most bad people out there walking around scott-free?
Men! You are so funny! We all have our past anyways. I have also done some horrible things in the past too. I remembered dating 3 different people at a time.
