I was skeptical towards the word Karma because of its association with Buddhist and Hindu beliefs. My religion, Christianity, completely discredits both religions. That is why I am hesitant in using the word karma to describe the cliche "what goes around comes around". The media gives off a hippie generalization of karma. When I think of this generalization, Woodstock, flower power, and groovy baby co

Now that I know the true definition, I realize that I have experienced and witnessed karma first hand. As a freshman in high school I cheated so much on everything. I cheated on homework, class work, and tests. The whole year I was never caught. The last week of school, I was accused of cheating. This time I really was not cheating, but it looked like I was. I was suspended during the week of final exams and almost failed my whole freshmen year. I figured that my suspension was punishment for all the cheating that I had gotten away with. From that point on, I never cheated on anything ever again. I really felt that what I did came back to me. I did not call it karma; I just thought it was God punishing me for what I had done all year.

Karma also deals with the ideas fate and destiny. I feel that we are all predestined, that our lives are planned for us. I believ

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