Karma

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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
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References

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    „235“ (Lit.:GA 64)

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