What is the Real Meaning of Karma
Karma is a Sanskrit
word (carma) originated in India which along the years has been the object of other meanings depending on different beliefs – most of them religious; hence some wrong ones are just spread socially across mostly the western culture. With the
awakening of so many of us, it is important to spread throughout the planet the real meaning of Karma, so everyone will
know what to do when feeling “stuck”.
So what is
the real meaning of karma?
The Sanskrit
word carma which originated in India and is professed by Hindus means action.
From the
original Hindu definition anyone can make their own conclusion of the proper meaning,
aside any other religious beliefs.
Action
causes movement or a shift and is contrary to inaction.
Action has causes
and effects.
Action may
cause a positive or negative reaction.
What Karma
is not?
-
Karma
is not punishment!
When I say “our
mistakes” that´s exactly what they are - ours – no one else´s.
Why? - Because
what we view as our mistake, might not be viewed by someone right next to us.
Life is not
a school where everyone learns the same thing.
Life is an
experience and there is no right or wrong as what is right for me might be
wrong for you.
Life is an
experience lived through our own personal perspective.
With karma
the rule is the same: my actions, reactions, causes and effects only pertain to
me and there’s no right or wrong equally to everyone as it is totally personal.
Karma walks
side by side with personal evolution – some evolve while others stay equally
the same along the years, doing the same every single day, preferring not to
have more knowledge or different experiences, wanting no change at all. This is
totally fine for the person, as it is their choice – their prerogative! Not
everyone came into this lifetime to make progress, but this is not good for the
collective energy evolution (we will talk about this in another article regarding
the different energy vibration and dimensions).
Karma in
practice is an action with a positive or negative outcome. When positive, the
experience is carried on and there is no need to repeat it. When negative, the experience is repeated till exhaustion, sometimes, until you have decided it is enough and
take the necessary steps in to the right action. Some do get “stuck” in the chapter
of inaction, blaming others, sometimes not knowing what to do, and spend
the whole lifetime on a play/repeat - the same over and over again.
You have to be in a spiritual trusting mode in order to go into your higher self and ask where you are getting “stuck” and what you need to do to correct that, what action needs to be taken for you to change your repeated pattern. Meditation helps to get into a receptive mode and listen to your higher self´s answers. You will know what to do as long as you open up into a receptive mode.
There are
other more dense karma energies that are carried on from several previous
lifetimes that are more difficult to get in to, and take longer to clear, but
the Reiki Karma Therapy can clean that out and may be done remotely, as long as
your spiritual being is ready to accept the change. The physical body may want
something and do something entirely different just by pretending, but the spiritual self DOES NOT. The spiritual self is pure love and love is truth; if
you want to change something in your karma, you must want it from your heart
where the connection to your spiritual self resides.
Unless you
want to be inactive the rest of your life by ignoring what the real meaning of
karma really is, take some time to become aware of what different actions you may
take to have a more fulfilled and truthful life! Breathe and live life in a new
way, with new actions, new reactions through your own personalized path full of
love and light. Don´t forget to smell the flowers along the way!
Much Love and Light!
Much Love and Light!