" karma "

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1: Getting what you give~if you're mean, you get bad karma~bad things happen. If you're kindly & nice, you'll get good karma~good things will happen.

  * e.g.,  ... When I tried to spit on that bitch's car, it didn't work & I got bad karma. But plenty of other times I've been cool to people & have gotten good karma. 

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1: Karma in simple words "is getting what you give" or reaping what you sow. There's good and bad karma but i think for you or anybody to really feel the effects of karma has to know what is right from wrong and people have a different ways of thinking and values. What might be right may be wrong to someone else, this is why life is confusing the negative force in the world cause us to question our purpose and why we are here if God is so good why do bad things have to happen. You can prevent bad karma by not associating with bad people or people who provoke you, because their toxicity can cause you to take it out on someone else usually someone that they feel is weak or if you are kindhearted person who doesn't have the heart to hurt someone it can drive you crazy slowly but surely to the point you'll lose it or think of suicide when it gets to be too much but most people turn to drugs or something else as an alternative to just ending their life. I would know cause if you stoop to their level and you know better you can bring bad on yourself. My mother toxicity caused me severe stress. And hanging around bad people you will begin to mimick them and do the things they do. So mediate, and be peaceful, and resilent but still stand up for yourself. You have to learn how to control your tongue and and anger, never fall prey to that eye for an eye trap. Your life will always be in a shaky state

  * e.g.,  ... John spit on a guy because the man called him a punk when he could have walked away so the next day someone spit in his face because John refused to talk to him when he said hello to him that's karma 

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1: The Buddhist belief that whatever you do comes back to you, e.g. if you do something good, something good will happen to you, and vice versa.

  * e.g.,  ... I have good karma. 

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1:  One of the best Taylor Swift songs, it’s on her midnights album. If you haven’t listened to it, LISTEN TO IT. Boyfriend A god

  * e.g.,  ... Karma is my boyfriend, karma is a god, karma is the breeze in my hair on the weekend. 

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2:  The breeze in my hair on the weekend Cat

  * e.g.,  ... Karma will get you in some way or another. 

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3:  Bounty hunter Queen

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4:  The guy on the screen coming straight home to me What goes around comes around. If you do good, then good things will happen. If you do bad, bad things will happen to you. What you put out is what you receive. Don’t be an asshole.

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1: is a bitch.

  * e.g.,  ... *Guy spills grape juice on his white T-Shirt* 

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1: The number one rule in life to follow resulting in happiness

  * e.g.,  ... Number  

 [ "karma" ]

1: another way to say "what goes around comes around"

  * e.g.,  ... If you start a rumor karma is going to come and bite you in the ass 

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1: the belief that all of your actions will have equal reprecussions, affecting you.

  * e.g.,  ... "My Karma ran over your Dogma" 

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1: The concept (invented originally as more of a self-improving guideline than how it's portrayed now as a supernatural force) that positive actions see good results, and bad results come from negative actions. It is a principle of Buddhism and was created (as all principles were) for purpose of influentially commercializing the author's opinion.

  * e.g.,  ... Frank Castle: "I think I'll pass on my desired revenge upon my family's murderers, Karma will affect them eventually." 

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2: Its creation's need was seen, by the philosopher, to reduce vengeance taken out upon truly deserving people, in the fear that the punisher would otherwise be remorseless. This way, the would-be grudging individual would refrain from his/her actions, with the idea that the negative person would get "what they deserve" in the long run anyhow.

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1: Karma is a word from the philosophy of many Indian religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism). The basic theory is that the universe runs according to certain laws, all described by one word 'Dharma' (Sanskrit) or 'Dhamma' (Pali). The basic theory is: 'cause and affect'. The laws (Dharma) decide what affect is beget from a given cause. Karma is the 'cause' part of this theory. In other words, your actions - mental, vocal and physical are your Karma (plural).

  * e.g.,  ... Selfless service will help 'improve' my Karma. 

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2: Please note that in the Buddhist philosophy, Dharma does not 'punish' or 'reward' anyone. The concepts of good and bad don't exist here. For example, gravity is one of the laws of the universe, and if you jumped off a building and killed yourself, we wouldn't say that gravity was punishing you.