How to Know What Creates Negative Karma: 4 Steps (2024)

FAQs

What are the 4 stages of karma? ›

The four types of karma are sanchita (accumulated karma), prarabdha (allotted karma), agami (future actionable karma), and kriyamana (present actionable karma).

Object, intention, action, completion. If all four are present in the equation it would attest to a very heavy karma, both positive and negative.

Good karma is a result of good deeds done for others, while bad karma results from intentional harm caused to others. If your actions cause lasting pain and suffering, they are regarded as negative, unvirtuous, or destructive. If your actions cause happiness, they are considered constructive, positive, and virtuous.

“Do your duty without the concern to the fruit of it”

Duty. Ego. Attachment. Expectation of reward.

The Fourth Law of Karma

If we have not purified a negative karmic legacy, it can still bring suffering results. Likewise, even if the circ*mstances are not very conducive for a happy result to ripen from a positive karmic legacy, that legacy is not lost.

So karma is dynamically stored in the astral spine/chakras which is a part of the astral body. But the causal body would have to have to be involved in some aspect of this “storage” system, since the causal body is made up of all of our thoughts and ideas.

We have (1) ripened karmic results, (2) karmic results that correspond to their cause in our behavior, (3) karmic results that correspond to their cause in our experience, and (4) dominating karmic results.

How do you fix negative karma? ›

Be kind. There is an old adage of: “treat others like you want to be treated.” This golden rule can help to reverse bad karma by promoting goodness and kindness. Give compliments to people such as: “What you said about [x] was really intelligent.” or “This dinner is really good. Thanks for cooking for me!”

A good action has its reward and a bad action leads to retribution. If the bad actions do not yield their consequences in this life, the soul begins another existence and in the new environment undergoes suffering for its past deeds".

Om Haraya Namah is a mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva to clear bad karma. The mantra means “I bow to the Shiva; the one who cleanses the sins of all living beings”.

When it comes to karmic debt, the most important areas of your numerology chart are: Life Path, Personality, Birth Day, Expression, and Heart's Desire. If any of the four karmic debt numbers (13, 14, 16, & 19) are present in any of these key areas of your chart, then you carry karmic debt.

When a person's negative or unethical behavior seems to result in negative consequences, that can be described as bad karma. A co-worker steals a cell phone from someone in the office. Later on, the cell phone is stolen from them.

Of all karmas, deluding karma is the most difficult to overcome. Once this is eradicated, liberation is ensured within a few lifetimes.

Similarly, there are five conditions that modify the weight of karma and they are persistent, repeated action; action done with great intention and determination; action done without regret; action done towards those who possess extraordinary qualities; and action done towards those who have benefited one in the past.

A karmic cycle is a cycle of repeating events caused by our actions. It is the belief that we create these cycles through the choices we make during our lives, which bring us either happiness or suffering. According to Hinduism and Buddhism, Karma rules the universe.