March 21, 2010

Karma....

Percaya tak?? bagi me.... I believe. I believe that when u buat something yg baik atau kurang baik...u have to pay for it. And some kite tengok je bende tu baik...buat actually its bad for certain person. Dalam erti kata lain...buat baik dibalas baik..buat jahat dibalas jahat. Banyak example yang me tengok around me. Sometime bende tu kecik je...as kite borak...about how this guy treat his wife. But at the end org yg cakap tu yg mengalami kurang lebih dari org yg dia kata. Funny kan. Ya...but that the truth. Here a some of about Karma, yang me google. Just for knowledge.

Karma is one of the most important concepts in Buddhism. Karma is an imprint in one's Mind. When one performs a good deed out of good intentions, the good intentions come from the Mind. Having done that good deed, the residues of these intentions stay in one's Mind as "imprints", and that is "good karma". The opposite goes for evil deeds (or what the Buddha would call "unwholesome deeds") done out of greed, hatred etc.

A person's karma affects a person in 2 ways. The first is his disposition. If a person is an angry one, performing many deeds with anger, his mind will be imprinted with experiences and intentions of anger. Because of this imprint, in a similar situation, he would be more likely to feel angry. In a sense, the imprint creates and reinforces a sort of mental habit that causes a person's mind to react in a certain pre-disposed way.

http://www.serve.com/cmtan/buddhism/karma.html

The Natural Law

The theory of karma harps on the Newtonian principle that every action produces an equal and opposite reaction. Every time we think or do something, we create a cause, which in time will bear its corresponding effects. And this cyclical cause and effect generates the concepts of samsara (or the world) and birth and reincarnation. It is the personality of a human being or the jivatman - with its positive and negative actions - that causes karma. Every person is responsible for his or her acts and thoughts, so each person's karma is entirely his or her own. Occidentals see the operation of karma as fatalistic. But that is far from true since it is in the hands of an individual to shape his own future by schooling his present.

http://hinduism.about.com/od/basics/a/karma.htm

Karma and Vipaka

Karma is action, and Vipaka, fruit or result, is its reaction.

Just as every object is accompanied by a shadow, even so every volitional activity is inevitably accompanied by its due effect. Karma is like potential seed: Vipaka could be likened to the fruit arising from the tree – the effect or result. Anisamsa and Adinaya are the leaves, flowers and so forth that correspond to external differences such as health, sickness and poverty – these are inevitable consequences, which happen at the same time. Strictly speaking, both Karma and Vipaka pertain to the mind.

http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/karma.htm

Here is the test that I took. U can try it too....
TrueLifeKarma.com - Online Karma Test Click Here!
love, Your Karmic Alignment is: Optimistic! Optimistic
Score: 10 In general, you tend to create poitive actions. You have a caring personality which gives you positive Karma. Every now and then you slip up and harvest negative Karma. But, all in all, you follow lines similar to the Monks on their way to enlightenment.

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