Sunny Priyan
Karma, in both traditions, means action, where both good and bad deeds plant the seed for future outcomes.
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In Hinduism, karma directly influences your cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, slowly lifting you closer to liberation.
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In Buddhism, karma is seen as a force that shapes your emotional and mental state, affecting your journey toward enlightenment.
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In both Hinduism and Buddhism, it's not just the action, but the intention behind it, that determines karmic weight.
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In both Hinduism and Buddhism, karma teaches that your present life is shaped by your past actions.
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Both Hinduism and Buddhism use karma as a tool to help souls break free from the cycle of suffering.
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