From the Sanskrit कर्म ( karman ) meaning Action / Deed / Work
Later, included the results of those actions.
Evolved to include the universal response to those actions
(“Karma” from International Encyclopedia of Ethics)
Factors
Time
Origin
Amount
Type
Reactive vs. Proactive
Intent
Intercession
Transferability
Time Actions in this life affect this life only Actions in this life determine next life http://flickr.com/photos/piratescott/481831149/ http://flickr.com/photos/travelinlibrarian/2410172422/
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Many modern Pagans espouse the "Law of Three" witho more
Many modern Pagans espouse the "Law of Three" without knowing where it comes from. In this presentation, the concepts of karma and personal responsibility will be explored. Attendees will learn where the ideas f karma come from, and how they are interpreted (or misinterpreted) in modern Paganism. less
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