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KARMA: 12 LAWS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

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September 03, 2025

Life is made of choices. Every day we act, think and respond. These choices shape our future. Sometimes life feels good, sometimes hard. We often ask, "Why is this happening to me?" The answer is Karma.

- JYOTSNAA G BANSAL

KARMA: 12 LAWS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

Karma comes from the Sanskrit word meaning "Action." It means what we do always comes back to us. Our thoughts, words and actions create results. Like a circle, what we give returns to us in some form.

The 12 Laws of Karma beautifully explain this in simple ways. They remind us that actions have effects. They show how our behavior shapes our own life and also touches others. These laws guide us to live with awareness, to take responsibility and to grow every day.

1. The Great Law: According to the great law, 'you reap what you sow.' This is also known as the Law of Cause and Effect.

2. The Law of Creation: You need to take action to initiate change and to manifest your dreams.

3. The Law of Humility: We must accept what "is." What you refuse to accept, will keep following you.

4. The Law of Growth: Growth starts from within. Working on yourself, is the key to creating positive change in life.

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