Karma

Your death comes when your own past actions ripen; enlightened beings don’t cause it—they simply are, while your karma brings the event.

If you just watch without claiming “I did it” or “this is happening to me,” nothing sticky (karma) clings; grabbing and claiming make the stickiness.

Karma means your choices create results that come back to you, so choose carefully.

Nothing from your past deeds’ rewards or punishments goes into your next life; it’s all used up here.

You can’t change your past, but right now you can notice your habits and choose differently, slowly undoing them.

See life’s ups and downs as equal and let them pass without grabbing or pushing, and your heart becomes peaceful—that peace is heaven.

They don’t collect karma because no ego is acting—compassion just overflows naturally, like a lamp that shines on its own.

Even your automatic body processes happen because a deep wish to live moves them, so they’re part of your karma too.

People mistake a master’s tough love for attack, so they strike back; his pain comes from our confusion, not his karma.

They don’t feel hurt inside, and attacks happen because their truth scares people—yet even hate can turn into love.

Kind people might not get money or titles, but they get a peaceful heart; tricky people may win prizes, yet feel empty inside—so choose what truly matters.