The document discusses the concept of "Karma Siddhanta", which means the law of karma. It states that one's thoughts become words, words become actions, actions become habits, and habits shape one's character and destiny. Karma Siddhanta seeks to explain why people are born into different conditions, whether poor, rich, healthy or unhealthy families, based on their past good and bad karmas. It distinguishes between sanchita karmas (fruits of past births), prarabdha karmas (rewards or sufferings), and agami and kriyatmana karmas (current karmas). While Karma Siddhanta says you reap what you sow,

2. What is "Karma Siddhanta"?
 "Karma siddhanta" means "law of karma."
 Watch your thoughts, for they become
words.
 Watch your words, for they become
actions.
 Watch your actions, for they become
habits.
 Watch your habits, for they become
character.
 Watch your character, for it becomes your
destiny.

3. "Karma Siddhanta“ deals with:
"Why are we like this?
Q: Why are we born in particular conditions
and situation, whether in a poor family, a rich
family, a healthy or unhealthy family, a
wicked or virtuous family?

4. Good Karmas
&
Bad Karmas

5. The key word
“WHY”
?

6. Sanchita
Karma
 The sum of all the total fruits
(Good & Bad) obtained
during the past births

7. Prarabdha
Karmas
 Rewards
(Enjoyable or Sufferings)

8. Agami &
Kriyatmana
Karmas

9. Distinct Difference in Karma Siddhanta
and Law of Attraction
 Karma Siddhanta says
“you reap what you sow”
 Law of Attraction works on a
three word formula
“ASK-BELIEVE-RECEIVE”.

10. How to wash
away your Past
Bad Karmas?

11. Thank
You