Karma clarified
Karma simply describes cause and effect operating through intention and action.
Moving beyond guilt
Guilt fixes the mind on the past. Karma invites learning and conscious change.
Present responsibility
Each moment offers an opportunity to respond differently, reshaping future tendencies.
Conclusion
Understanding karma empowers rather than burdens the individual.
— Dr. Meera Iyer
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