pov heru karma

I'm not sure exactly how old it is. It likely has a history that's difficult to pin down precisely.

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Karma and karma did not mean the same thing. The concept of cause and effect focused on the reason for the change of a thing. Cause was the internal cause, and fate was the external condition. The combination of cause and effect meant that the internal and external factors worked together to form the thing itself. The concept of cause and effect mainly referred to the deep internal cause and effect relationship between things. There must be an effect for cause, and there must be a cause for effect.

I'm not sure. Maybe there's no direct connection between them.

There were three forms of karma in Buddhism: "flower retribution","fruit retribution" and "residual retribution". Flower Karma referred to seeing a little shadow and being affected a little after planting the seed, just like blooming. Karma was the result of the whole process, and the facts of the retribution were all presented. The "residual karma" referred to the residual power or some side effects after the karma. These three kinds of retribution may all appear in a person's life, or some retribution may not mature immediately because of the lack of karma. If it is not reported in this life, it may be reported in the next life or the next life. Although there is no result, the retribution will definitely be reported in this life. For example, a murderer who was afraid and uneasy before being caught was "flower retribution". Being sentenced to shooting or imprisonment was "fruit retribution". After imprisonment, being pointed at and feeling guilty was "residual retribution". In addition, from the perspective of relationships, some people believed that those who betrayed their feelings would have a bad relationship for the rest of their lives, and the betrayed party would meet someone who could heal them for the rest of their lives. It was a form of karma. Others believed that leaving the person who hurt and betrayed them was the greatest good karma, and losing the person who truly loved them was the greatest evil karma. This concept was also a form of karma.