Definitions

1. noun

The idea that an individual’s actions will have consequences for their future, either in this life or the next; the spiritual energy produced by a person’s actions.

“She believed in karma, thinking that her kindness would come back to her in the form of good fortune.”

2. noun

The moral or spiritual principle that governs an individual’s actions and their consequences, often considered to be a universal law.

“The concept of karma is central to many Eastern spiritual traditions, including Hinduism and Buddhism.”

3. noun

A person’s accumulated store of spiritual energy, often considered to be influenced by their thoughts and actions.

“The guru believed that her karma had been cleansed by her years of meditation and self-reflection.”

4. verb

To cause or influence someone’s future, especially in a negative way.

“The company’s greedy actions were said to have karma-ed the whole town, causing widespread suffering.”

5. verb

To be the result of one’s own actions, especially in a negative way.

“The politician’s scandal was said to have karma-ed them, ultimately leading to their downfall.”