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karma

/ˈkɑːrmə/

noun

Kişinin eylemlerinin toplamının gelecekteki kaderini belirlemesi

The sum of a person's actions in life, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences (in Hinduism and Buddhism).

  • She believes in karma and tries to do good deeds.
  • According to karma, your actions will come back to you.
  • He thinks his bad luck is just karma catching up with him.
  • Scholars of comparative religion examine how the concept of karma influences ethical behavior across different cultural contexts.
  • The doctrine of karma serves as a moral framework that encourages individuals to consider the long-term consequences of their actions.
  • Contemporary philosophers debate whether belief in karma can be reconciled with scientific understandings of causality and determinism.
nouninformal

Kişinin eylemlerinin sonucu olarak görülen iyi veya kötü şans

Informal: the idea that good or bad actions bring about corresponding good or bad results, often in this lifetime.

  • That's karma for you—he was rude to people and now no one helps him.
  • I helped her move, so maybe karma will reward me later.
  • Instant karma: he cut me off in traffic and then got pulled over.