Which would be more correct?
To say that there is "positive karma" and "negative karma"? And that dharma is neutral?
For example
Positive karma
life, health, and fortune.
Negative karma
death, sickness, and misfortune.
And that Dharma is Non-dual, or neutral. or "beyond good and evil"
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Or is it more correct to say there is "Karma, and Dharma"
Dharma
life, health, and fortune.
Karma
death, sickness, and misfortune.
To say that there is "positive karma" and "negative karma"? And that dharma is neutral?
For example
Positive karma
life, health, and fortune.
Negative karma
death, sickness, and misfortune.
And that Dharma is Non-dual, or neutral. or "beyond good and evil"
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Or is it more correct to say there is "Karma, and Dharma"
Dharma
life, health, and fortune.
Karma
death, sickness, and misfortune.
Accepted Answer
Is a flowing river good or bad? The answer depends upon your relationship to the river.
Karma means "activity."
Dharma means "Law or Justice personified, righteousness, duty, merit, statue, practice, religion, observance, relating to justice or virtue, law, thing, ceremony, good works, character, propriety of conduct, morality or ethics, virtue."
Neither one is "good or bad." But, depending upon your point of view — awakened, or asleep — you will characterize them accordingly.
Karma means "activity."
Dharma means "Law or Justice personified, righteousness, duty, merit, statue, practice, religion, observance, relating to justice or virtue, law, thing, ceremony, good works, character, propriety of conduct, morality or ethics, virtue."
Neither one is "good or bad." But, depending upon your point of view — awakened, or asleep — you will characterize them accordingly.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
Accepted Answer
Is a flowing river good or bad? The answer depends upon your relationship to the river.
Karma means "activity."
Dharma means "Law or Justice personified, righteousness, duty, merit, statue, practice, religion, observance, relating to justice or virtue, law, thing, ceremony, good works, character, propriety of conduct, morality or ethics, virtue."
Neither one is "good or bad." But, depending upon your point of view — awakened, or asleep — you will characterize them accordingly.
Karma means "activity."
Dharma means "Law or Justice personified, righteousness, duty, merit, statue, practice, religion, observance, relating to justice or virtue, law, thing, ceremony, good works, character, propriety of conduct, morality or ethics, virtue."
Neither one is "good or bad." But, depending upon your point of view — awakened, or asleep — you will characterize them accordingly.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
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