ale ja mam z tvojich reakcii pocit, ze si odporujes.....


ak teda pouzivame wikipediu
kukni sem
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karma
(to ze buddhisti su viac fajn, neznamena, ze ich karma je ta prava ;)))


na jednej strane totok tutok
a na druhej strane sa pytas co kajco spravil, ze sa mu to stalo?ano je to cast karmy, cokolvek
dolezita cast ale je, ze ty rozhodujes o svojej karme



toto cele je o karme v budhistickom kontexte,
takisto ako to co si ty vyssie vytrhol z kontextu
(imho nemozem vytrhnut cast o nespravnom pochopeni karmy - musis vysvetlit aj to spravne)
btw.

THE FOUR LAWS OF KARMA
1. Results are similar to the cause. Simply said, when I cause other people harm, I will harvest suffering myself. It is important to note here, that "positive" actions are defined as actions that have happiness as a result; "negative" actions are defined as actions that lead to suffering as a result.
2. No results without a cause. As is obvious within science, things do not just appear out of nothing.
3. Once an action is done, the result is never lost. Similarly as above, things do not just disappear into nothing.
4. Karma expands. Once we have an imprint of an action in our mind, it tends to be habit-forming. As is often said in wars for example, killing the first enemy is tough, but after a handful, one quickly loses count and it becomes "normal". Also psychology often stresses a similar point when e.g. explaining actions of adults from their childhood experiences.

WHAT IS NEEDED FOR KARMA TO RIPEN?

1. A previous action, or karmic potential.
2. Conditions: the circumstances must be available before I can undergo a specific result.
3. A deluded mind. Without delusions in our mind, we will never experience the results of previous actions. This happens to Arhats and Buddhas; their minds have been purified from delusions, and they are beyond the realm of karma.

http://buddhism.kalachakranet.org/karma.html#1
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