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Re: Karma

Nov 19, 1998 05:29 AM
by augoeides


In a message dated 11/19/98 12:02:19 AM Eastern Standard Time,
john@actrix.gen.nz writes:

<< However what about cause and effect, is it the same as Karma? >>

If all actions precipitate an effect, then they are karmic if
karma is taken in a very literal way as coming from the
Sanskrit verb-root KRI meaning "to do".  However, from a
metaphysical point of view and from the current usage of the
word, karma is related to the moral world.  When we talk about
the "karmic consequences of our actions", we are referring
to the benefits or debits of right and wrong actions.  I think
that is the way karma is meant in the Cayce teachings
and Theosophy too.

my 2 bits
Augoeides




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