कर्म – karma bedeutet das motivierte Handeln; die Beziehung von Ursache und Wirkung. Karma beschreibt ein Konzept, das in indischen Religionen zu finden ist: Jede Handlung (und dazu gehört auch jeder Gedanke) hat unaufhaltsam eine Folge. Die Wirkung kann sich unmittelbar zeigen, aber auch erst über den Tod hinaus in einem späteren Leben sichtbar werden.

Look at the real nature of the harm that is done to you. It is as elusive as a drawing on water. Let your resentment subside by itself. When the stormy waves of thoughts have vanished, the mind becomes like the cloudless sky that has nothing to win or lose.

We have a tendency to think in
terms of doing and not in terms
of being. We think that when
we are not doing anything,
we wasting our time.

But that ist not true
Our time is first of all
for us to be.

To be what? To be alive, to be peaceful,
to be joyful, to be loving. And that is
what the world needs most.

„It is impossible to live in the past, difficult to live in the present and a waste to live in the future.“

(Dune – Frank Herbert)

“The more you make your thoughts and beliefs into your identity,
the more cut off you are from the spiritual dimension within yourself.”

– Eckhart Tolle