Prarabdha-karma - the results of previous activities which have already begun to bear fruit.

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Karma-kanda - a division of the Vedas which relates to the performance of ceremonial acts and sacrificial rites directed toward material benefits or liberation.

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Karma-yoga - the path to God realization through dedication of the fruits of one’s work to God.

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Aprarabdha-karma - the accumulated stock of reactions to activities which are lying in a dormant condition and waiting to bear fruit at some time.

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sanchita karma: (Sanskrit) "Accumulated action."

The accumulated consequence of an individual's actions in this and past lives.

See: karma.

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kriyamana karma: (Sanskrit) "Actions being made."

See: karma.

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Kriyamana karma:

Actions being made. Karma being created.

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 Karma:

work, action, the law of cause and effect

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nishkama karma: action performed without the taint of personal desire for results or reward.

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Law of Karma: Hindu view that the good and bad consequences of one's actions affect one's status in future lives (samsara)

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Karma Yoga: Sub-school of Hindu Yoga which advocates becoming indifferent to the consequences of one's actions, thereby disassociating oneself from one's ordinary consciousness

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Prarabdha Karma:

Actions set in motion. Sanchita karma released to bear fruit in one's current life.

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Karma also operates at a group level. Groups include families, nations, and even businesses. The Cayce readings attribute the Spanish Civil War to the Andean genocide committed by the Spanish conquistadors to Latin America. It was implied that the combatants were the same conquistadors. Again, it must be said that Karma's purpose is not simply to cause suffering, but to give the individual an opportunity to experience every aspect of life. For instance, if a person has wronged someone in a past life, he will b ...

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One of the most distorted views of karma is the idea that nothing can be done about it, similar to the concept of destiny. No matter how terrible the predicament, there is always something that can be done to resolve the situation, even if it's a patient smile and maintaining a positive attitude in the face of adversity. Within adverse conditions often lie opportunity. The Chinese character for crisis '危機', as pointed out by the late J.F. Kennedy, is a combination of the characters of danger and opportunity, which means dan ...

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Edgar Cayce on Karma, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Health Relationships Abilities Genius Free Will Opportunities, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Attitudes and Consciousness, Edgar Cayce on Karma - It's My Karma, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Abilities according to Cayce Readings, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Group Karma, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Religion and Karma, Edgar Cayce on Karma - Sources

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Karma Yoga

The art of unselfish actions.

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