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Karma is a Sanskrit word, and literally it means "action". ... The idea of Karma had existed in ancient Indian philosophy before the time of Siddhartha Gautama. This essay will first discuss the meanings of Karma, and its philosophical significance in Indian thought.
First of all, according to Monima Chadha, the term of Karma has five different meanings. The very first one is, Karma is understood as any form of act, like mental and physical act. ... Next, as all kind of act, Karma has moral value. In addition to that, there is a law of Karma, the causality that affecting the fate of all human beings. Last but not least, Karma is about the rebirth, which is the sequence of life; people may have different but continuous lives after they died.
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