Karma

Karma is the simple universal law of cause and effect that says every thought, word, and act carries energy into the world and affects ones present reality. Neither judge or jury, it can also refer to the work we have ahead of us, which includes lessons from both one's past and present lives.

Based on the principle that individual behavior mirrors universal patterns, the tiniest act can have an enormous impact. The energies, one's thoughts, and actions produce can cover the entire planet, or even beyond, in the blink of an eye.

An examination of karma offers clues about one's intended life purpose, showing oneself the psychic imprint of past lives and mapping the way out of behaviors and thoughts that are no longer useful to oneself.

The Purpose of Karma
Although it may often feel like punishment, the purpose of karma is to teach, not to punish. Often the way we learn the best is to endure the same type of suffering that we have inflicted on others. This means that bad deeds do not always lead to bad karma.