A fundamental flaw in the concept of karma
If having bad karma means that years after you do something wrong, you will be punished for it in an entirely unrelated incident, how can you learn from your mistake? You don't know why this bad thing happened to you, so you vicitmize yourself, rather than feel guilty. This is especially true if it happens to you in a life before or after you do the thing that you are punished for. I think I am taking it a bit to literally though. Is karma meant to be taken literally or does it mean something else?
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