De acuerdo a los expertos en cuestiones lingüísticas, karma es un vocablo de origen sánscrito que se traduce al español como “acción” o “hecho”. Desde la perspectiva de algunas religiones dármicas, como ocurre en el budismo y el hinduismo, el karma constituye la energía que se desprende de cada una de las acciones del individuo y que condiciona a cada una de sus reencarnaciones hasta lograr la perfección.
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Las leyes del karma, por lo tanto, se basan en la idea de que cada reencarnación tiene influencias de los actos realizados en las vidas anteriores.
Las palabras y los pensamientos, por su parte, también condicionan el karma.
Se llama karma a la energía que se desprende de las acciones propias y que condiciona la reencarnación.
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Las religiones teístas que confían en la existencia de alma creen que la reencarnación es el traslado del alma de una persona en otra estructura física. Se trata, en definitiva, de una especie de trasmigración del alma.
El karma, entonces, es aquello que consigue establecer las condiciones bajo las cuales el individuo (o bien, su alma) regresará a la vida. El budismo y el hinduismo, de todas maneras, creen que hay un estado de sabiduría y pureza en el interior de cada ser humano que se conserva intacto y jamás deja de desarrollarse.
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En este sentido, se viene a establecer que todo lo que hayas realizado en vidas anteriores se reflejará de un modo u otro en las siguientes. Así, por ejemplo, si una persona ahora sufre una serie de malformaciones o dolencias físicas eso se debe a que en el pasado, cuando tenía otra identidad, hizo un daño a alguien maltratándole o hiriendo con un arma.
Y lo mismo sucede en el sentido contrario. Es decir, se considera que si antes llevaste a cabo diversas acciones positivas y beneficiosas, en tu nueva vida disfrutarás, de un modo u otro, de todo lo bueno y positivo que realizaste en aquel entonces.
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Algunos gurúes aseguran que los seres realizados tienen la capacidad de recordar sus vidas pasadas; las personas comunes, en cambio, no logran hacerlo. El recuerdo se mantiene, de todas maneras, almacenado y oculto en el interior del ser.
Varias escuelas budistas consideran que, por medio de la meditación, es posible lograr un nivel de superconciencia que se define como nirvana. Este estado representa el final de una vida regida por el karma.
Además de todo ello es importante que sepamos que el proceso de expansión del karma a lo largo de todo el mundo tiene su punto más álgido en el siglo XIX cuando dieron comienzo, por parte de Europa, distintas acciones colonizadoras que pusieron en relación su cultura con la de los países y lugares que hacían propios.
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De esta manera, Occidente comenzó a dejarse influir de manera notable por religiones tales como el budismo o el hinduismo lo que se tradujo en la asimilación de ideas como este del karma que ahora estamos abordando.
Entre los personajes históricos más importantes que se consideran que estaban de acuerdo y a favor de estos principios que estamos desarrollando se encuentra Mahatma Gandhi. Un auténtico héroe nacional en la India que luchó siempre por acabar con la injusticia y lo hizo utilizando la paz y el diálogo.
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Por último hay que decir que, en la cultura popular, el karma está asociado a la fuerza espiritual o al destino. Por ejemplo: “Otra vez me divorcié, parece que es mi karma”.
From how I understand it, although selfishness and selflessness are important elements in play, it’s not the “core” of this law, it’s more about if you offend the most sacred thing in the Universe which is life, or if you respect and honor it, whether it is your life or other creature’s life. I.e. if you let someone disrespect you, it’s not only them creating bad karma, it’s also you, although you MAY have been raised thinking that you’re being selfless, that you are doing a good sacrifice.
Another thing I wanted to add is that there is a very important difference between the creation of good karma or bad karma. In creating good karma, intentions create deeper causes/effects than thoughts and actions, while in creating bad karma, actions create deeper causes/effects than words or thoughts.
Last thing, it also depends on the “goodness” (harmony) of the life which is offended or honored. If you hit (offend) a wall your hand hurts, if you hit the air it doesn’t. If you honor someone who honors life through thoughts, words and actions, you create extremely good karma.
in 2019 I had a severe mental and emotional breakdown which I think was the culmination of 40+ years of being on the receiving end of other people’s extreme self-centred behaviour- I have 100% belief in reincarnation and over the years some “information” has gradually filtered through to me about why (maybe) they behaved in the ways that they did. This is in a way like the “chicken and the egg” question though- why would I deserve to be driven to suffer severe depression in this lifetime, because it has left me in a very difficult situation (I also have Crohn’s Disease)- I do try to help other people who have problems; I love cats (I have 2 and a homeless one who won’t come indoors yet) but my depression has got worse in the last few months, again because of other people’s self-centredness (from my perception). Much of the time I have an inner conflict going on about “why is this happening to me” against “I should try to look at the bigger picture of what exactly is going on here”. Very very difficult, and I suffer many bouts of being in a mental state which I can only describe as hell (although not all the time).
Karma is how I see narcissists. Their unconscious selfishness causes them to behave in evil ways. While in the beginning they love to bully you little by little their soul dies. They eventually feel dead inside. Like digging your own grave. They become the living dead. That is karma.
The impression i always had of karma was that it was a consequence of allowing urself to form certain brain pathways, and once brain pathways are laid down, it is inherently difficult to change them without deliberately mindful actions.
So if u choose to steal from others once, u will likely do it again, and will begin to do it to friends and family, who will distance themselves from you. So u lose ur friends and family, and eventually the only ppl who will put up with you are other theives, who will steal from you (coz they’re theives) so u begin to lose your own stuff as well.
And if you want this crap to stop, u have to stop the brain pathways you allow your brain to continue treading and lay down new brain pathways, and that can be difficult, which is another consequence of laying down those pathways to start with 😀
It’s just thought in action…
As Krishna says in the gita: ” action pertaining to the development of the of the material bodies of the living entities is called karma.” 8:3 He also says, ” material nature consist of three modes goodness, passion, and ignorance when the eternal living entity comes in contact with nature, O mighty – armed Arjuna, he becomes conditioned by these modes.” also, ” The result of pious action is pure and is said to be in the mode of goodness. But action done in the mode of passion results in misery, and action performed in the mode of ignorance results in foolishness.” Karma is the derived result that comes from your being influenced by these modes. As krishna says, ” Those situated in the mode of goodness gradually go upward to the higher planets; those in the mode of passion live on the earthly planets; and those in the abominable mode of ignorance go down to the hellish worlds.” our actions, beliefs, goals of life, are influenced by these modes and the end result of the action is just the fate that is incorporated in these modes.
The internal punishment is only true for those of us who have a conscience. But I have met people who have no conscience who lie and commit crimes with no regrets whatsoever
Ayer me bajé del auto por una boluda que le estaba dando unas patadas a un perro
El perro le dio un taras con y salió corriendo
Lo que sea que karma es, bienvenido!!!!
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De acuerdo a los expertos en cuestiones lingüísticas, karma es un vocablo de origen sánscrito que se traduce al español como “acción” o “hecho”. Desde la perspectiva de algunas religiones dármicas, como ocurre en el budismo y el hinduismo, el karma constituye la energía que se desprende de cada una de las acciones del individuo y que condiciona a cada una de sus reencarnaciones hasta lograr la perfección.
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[/ezcol_1third] [ezcol_2third_end]Las leyes del karma, por lo tanto, se basan en la idea de que cada reencarnación tiene influencias de los actos realizados en las vidas anteriores.
Las palabras y los pensamientos, por su parte, también condicionan el karma.
Se llama karma a la energía que se desprende de las acciones propias y que condiciona la reencarnación.
Las religiones teístas que confían en la existencia de alma creen que la reencarnación es el traslado del alma de una persona en otra estructura física. Se trata, en definitiva, de una especie de trasmigración del alma.
El karma, entonces, es aquello que consigue establecer las condiciones bajo las cuales el individuo (o bien, su alma) regresará a la vida. El budismo y el hinduismo, de todas maneras, creen que hay un estado de sabiduría y pureza en el interior de cada ser humano que se conserva intacto y jamás deja de desarrollarse.
En este sentido, se viene a establecer que todo lo que hayas realizado en vidas anteriores se reflejará de un modo u otro en las siguientes. Así, por ejemplo, si una persona ahora sufre una serie de malformaciones o dolencias físicas eso se debe a que en el pasado, cuando tenía otra identidad, hizo un daño a alguien maltratándole o hiriendo con un arma.
Y lo mismo sucede en el sentido contrario. Es decir, se considera que si antes llevaste a cabo diversas acciones positivas y beneficiosas, en tu nueva vida disfrutarás, de un modo u otro, de todo lo bueno y positivo que realizaste en aquel entonces.
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[/ezcol_1third_end]Algunos gurúes aseguran que los seres realizados tienen la capacidad de recordar sus vidas pasadas; las personas comunes, en cambio, no logran hacerlo. El recuerdo se mantiene, de todas maneras, almacenado y oculto en el interior del ser.
Varias escuelas budistas consideran que, por medio de la meditación, es posible lograr un nivel de superconciencia que se define como nirvana. Este estado representa el final de una vida regida por el karma.
Además de todo ello es importante que sepamos que el proceso de expansión del karma a lo largo de todo el mundo tiene su punto más álgido en el siglo XIX cuando dieron comienzo, por parte de Europa, distintas acciones colonizadoras que pusieron en relación su cultura con la de los países y lugares que hacían propios.
[ezcol_1third]
[/ezcol_1third] [ezcol_2third_end]De esta manera, Occidente comenzó a dejarse influir de manera notable por religiones tales como el budismo o el hinduismo lo que se tradujo en la asimilación de ideas como este del karma que ahora estamos abordando.
Entre los personajes históricos más importantes que se consideran que estaban de acuerdo y a favor de estos principios que estamos desarrollando se encuentra Mahatma Gandhi. Un auténtico héroe nacional en la India que luchó siempre por acabar con la injusticia y lo hizo utilizando la paz y el diálogo.
[/ezcol_2third_end]Por último hay que decir que, en la cultura popular, el karma está asociado a la fuerza espiritual o al destino. Por ejemplo: “Otra vez me divorcié, parece que es mi karma”.
PrisioneroEnArgentina.com
Mayo 21, 2022
12 thoughts on “Karma”
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- Anonymous
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- A has Been
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- shelley cowan
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- M.L. Morse
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- black phat bastard
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- kaeli_richardson
- posted on May 21, 2022
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- mike in green
- posted on May 21, 2022
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- Music2MyEars
- posted on May 21, 2022
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- daniela sotomayor
- posted on May 21, 2022
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- Kimberley Minyeong
- posted on May 21, 2022
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- Natale Juan Jose
- posted on May 20, 2022
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- Mdg
- posted on May 20, 2022
Commentkarma karma karmillion
How much I need to hear this right now to understand my entire existence
Really great explanation of what karma is, I was very confused about it before … thank you for the clear explanation
From how I understand it, although selfishness and selflessness are important elements in play, it’s not the “core” of this law, it’s more about if you offend the most sacred thing in the Universe which is life, or if you respect and honor it, whether it is your life or other creature’s life. I.e. if you let someone disrespect you, it’s not only them creating bad karma, it’s also you, although you MAY have been raised thinking that you’re being selfless, that you are doing a good sacrifice.
Another thing I wanted to add is that there is a very important difference between the creation of good karma or bad karma. In creating good karma, intentions create deeper causes/effects than thoughts and actions, while in creating bad karma, actions create deeper causes/effects than words or thoughts.
Last thing, it also depends on the “goodness” (harmony) of the life which is offended or honored. If you hit (offend) a wall your hand hurts, if you hit the air it doesn’t. If you honor someone who honors life through thoughts, words and actions, you create extremely good karma.
in 2019 I had a severe mental and emotional breakdown which I think was the culmination of 40+ years of being on the receiving end of other people’s extreme self-centred behaviour- I have 100% belief in reincarnation and over the years some “information” has gradually filtered through to me about why (maybe) they behaved in the ways that they did. This is in a way like the “chicken and the egg” question though- why would I deserve to be driven to suffer severe depression in this lifetime, because it has left me in a very difficult situation (I also have Crohn’s Disease)- I do try to help other people who have problems; I love cats (I have 2 and a homeless one who won’t come indoors yet) but my depression has got worse in the last few months, again because of other people’s self-centredness (from my perception). Much of the time I have an inner conflict going on about “why is this happening to me” against “I should try to look at the bigger picture of what exactly is going on here”. Very very difficult, and I suffer many bouts of being in a mental state which I can only describe as hell (although not all the time).
Karma is how I see narcissists. Their unconscious selfishness causes them to behave in evil ways. While in the beginning they love to bully you little by little their soul dies. They eventually feel dead inside. Like digging your own grave. They become the living dead. That is karma.
The impression i always had of karma was that it was a consequence of allowing urself to form certain brain pathways, and once brain pathways are laid down, it is inherently difficult to change them without deliberately mindful actions.
So if u choose to steal from others once, u will likely do it again, and will begin to do it to friends and family, who will distance themselves from you. So u lose ur friends and family, and eventually the only ppl who will put up with you are other theives, who will steal from you (coz they’re theives) so u begin to lose your own stuff as well.
And if you want this crap to stop, u have to stop the brain pathways you allow your brain to continue treading and lay down new brain pathways, and that can be difficult, which is another consequence of laying down those pathways to start with 😀
It’s just thought in action…
As Krishna says in the gita: ” action pertaining to the development of the of the material bodies of the living entities is called karma.” 8:3 He also says, ” material nature consist of three modes goodness, passion, and ignorance when the eternal living entity comes in contact with nature, O mighty – armed Arjuna, he becomes conditioned by these modes.” also, ” The result of pious action is pure and is said to be in the mode of goodness. But action done in the mode of passion results in misery, and action performed in the mode of ignorance results in foolishness.” Karma is the derived result that comes from your being influenced by these modes. As krishna says, ” Those situated in the mode of goodness gradually go upward to the higher planets; those in the mode of passion live on the earthly planets; and those in the abominable mode of ignorance go down to the hellish worlds.” our actions, beliefs, goals of life, are influenced by these modes and the end result of the action is just the fate that is incorporated in these modes.
El cuerno en el toor es la mejor karma
The internal punishment is only true for those of us who have a conscience. But I have met people who have no conscience who lie and commit crimes with no regrets whatsoever
Se hizo justicia en el caso del torero. muy bi en
Ayer me bajé del auto por una boluda que le estaba dando unas patadas a un perro
El perro le dio un taras con y salió corriendo
Lo que sea que karma es, bienvenido!!!!