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'''Karma''' ([{{IPA|ˈkaʁma}}] or [{{IAST|ˈkərmə}}]<ref>{{GZ|You see, the word word karma came to Europe in a roundabout way through English. through English. Well, because that's how it's spelt: Karma, people people very often say "karma". That is mispronounced. Karma is to be pronounced just as if it were written with ä. I have always spoken "ka(= ä)rma" since I have been leading the Anthroposophical Society, and I regret that very many people have got into the have got into the habit of constantly saying the horrible word "kirma". say. They must always understand, these people, when I say "karma", "kirma". I say "karma", "kirma". That is terrible. You will have heard it also that some very faithful disciples have been saying "kirma" for some time now.|235|64}}</ref>; {{Sanskrit}}: n., कर्म, ''karman'', {{Pali}}: ''kamma'', "action, deed, work", derived from the Sanskrit root कृ kṛ (''kri'') "to do, make, act, work"; {{HeS|קַרְמָה}} ''karmā'' resp. {{He|גּוֹרָל}} ''gôral'' "fate"), the universal '''law of fate''', states that every physical, mental or spiritual effect that emanates from a [[spiritual being]] and - consciously or unconsciously - disturbs the spiritual-cosmic order[2] reverberates back to that being itself and also disturbs its own inner soul-astral order and brings it into disharmony with the spiritual world order and thereby determines its '''fate''' (from {{Latin|fatum}} "fact"). Karma applies not only to man but to all spiritual beings in the entire cosmos.
'''Karma''' ([{{IPA|ˈkaʁma}}] or [{{IAST|ˈkərmə}}]<ref>{{GZ|You see, the word word karma came to Europe in a roundabout way through English. through English. Well, because that's how it's spelt: Karma, people people very often say "karma". That is mispronounced. Karma is to be pronounced just as if it were written with ä. I have always spoken "ka(<nowiki>=</nowiki> ä)rma" since I have been leading the Anthroposophical Society, and I regret that very many people have got into the have got into the habit of constantly saying the horrible word "kirma". say. They must always understand, these people, when I say "karma", "kirma". I say "karma", "kirma". That is terrible. You will have heard it also that some very faithful disciples have been saying "kirma" for some time now.|235|64}}</ref>; {{Sanskrit}}: n., कर्म, ''karman'', {{Pali}}: ''kamma'', "action, deed, work", derived from the Sanskrit root कृ kṛ (''kri'') "to do, make, act, work"; {{HeS|קַרְמָה}} ''karmā'' resp. {{He|גּוֹרָל}} ''gôral'' "fate"), the universal '''law of fate''', states that every physical, mental or spiritual effect that emanates from a [[spiritual being]] and - consciously or unconsciously - disturbs the spiritual-cosmic order[2] reverberates back to that being itself and also disturbs its own inner soul-astral order and brings it into disharmony with the spiritual world order and thereby determines its '''fate''' (from {{Latin|fatum}} "fact"). Karma applies not only to man but to all spiritual beings in the entire cosmos.


== Literature ==
== Literature ==

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Alois Delug - The Norns, 1895

Karma ([ˈkaʁma] or [ˈkərmə][1]; Sanskrit: n., कर्म, karman, Pali: kamma, "action, deed, work", derived from the Sanskrit root कृ kṛ (kri) "to do, make, act, work"; Hebrew: קַרְמָה karmā resp. גּוֹרָל gôral "fate"), the universal law of fate, states that every physical, mental or spiritual effect that emanates from a spiritual being and - consciously or unconsciously - disturbs the spiritual-cosmic order[2] reverberates back to that being itself and also disturbs its own inner soul-astral order and brings it into disharmony with the spiritual world order and thereby determines its fate (from Latin: fatum "fact"). Karma applies not only to man but to all spiritual beings in the entire cosmos.

Literature
References to the work of Rudolf Steiner follow Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works (CW or GA), Rudolf Steiner Verlag, Dornach/Switzerland, unless otherwise stated.
Email: verlag@steinerverlag.com URL: www.steinerverlag.com.
Index to the Complete Works of Rudolf Steiner - Aelzina Books
A complete list by Volume Number and a full list of known English translations you may also find at Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works
Rudolf Steiner Archive - The largest online collection of Rudolf Steiner's books, lectures and articles in English.
Rudolf Steiner Audio - Recorded and Read by Dale Brunsvold
steinerbooks.org - Anthroposophic Press Inc. (USA)
Rudolf Steiner Handbook - Christian Karl's proven standard work for orientation in Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works for free download as PDF.

References

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    „You see, the word word karma came to Europe in a roundabout way through English. through English. Well, because that's how it's spelt: Karma, people people very often say "karma". That is mispronounced. Karma is to be pronounced just as if it were written with ä. I have always spoken "ka(= ä)rma" since I have been leading the Anthroposophical Society, and I regret that very many people have got into the have got into the habit of constantly saying the horrible word "kirma". say. They must always understand, these people, when I say "karma", "kirma". I say "karma", "kirma". That is terrible. You will have heard it also that some very faithful disciples have been saying "kirma" for some time now.“ (Lit.:GA 235, p. 64)

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