Karma is not fatalistic predestination but a law of cause and effect that emphasizes human agency and responsibility. The Bhagavad Gita (2.47) teaches to focus on action while being detached from results - promoting active engagement rather than passivity.
Karma theory recognizes both free will and the consequences of choices. Modern psychology similarly emphasizes how our actions and attitudes shape our reality. Understanding karma should motivate positive action and personal growth rather than resignation. The concept promotes ethical living and taking responsibility for our choices rather than blaming fate.
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