The laws of karma According to Buddhism
Buddhism is a philosophy and a religion composed of practical teachings, such as meditation that aims to induce a transformation in the interior of those who practice it.
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It promotes the development of wisdom, conscience and goodness to achieve a state of enlightenment.
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In Buddhism, existence is approached as a permanent state of change. The condition to benefit from that change is to develop a discipline in our mind. It should focus on positive states, concentration and calmness.
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'"Karma is experience, experience creates memory, memory creates imagination and desire, and desire creates new karma."
-Deepak Chopra-
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The objective of the discipline is to deepen emotions associated with understanding, happiness and love. Additionally, for Buddhism all spiritual development is materialized and complemented with areas such as social work, ethics and philosophy.
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The word Karma means action and consists of a type of force that transcends. This type of energy is infinite and invisible and is a direct consequence of the actions of the human being.This type of energy is infinite and invisible and is a direct consequence of the actions of the human being.
This type of energy is infinite and invisible and is a direct consequence of the actions of the human being.
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