Multiple choice

What does Karma consist of?

  1. Bad things you have done

  2. Good things you have done

  3. Good and bad things you have done

  4. Good and bad things you have done across all lifetimes
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D Correct answer
Explanation

In Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain philosophies, Karma is the accumulation of all actions, both good and bad, performed by an individual. Crucially, this concept spans across all of a soul's lifetimes, influencing their current circumstances and future reincarnations. The other options are too narrow because they either exclude one type of action or limit the scope to just the current lifetime.

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