Karma means ultimate responsibility. You even take responsibility for your very Birth and Death.

You have no choice about what the world does to you. But what you make out of it is entirely yours – this is Karma.

The first and foremost step you need to take is to see that your life is your Karma; it is your making. Without seeing that, your life is not really yours.

If you use your activity to entangle yourself – that is called karma. If you use the same activity to liberate yourself – that is called Dharma.  

Essentially, karma means moving life from compulsive reaction to conscious action.  

What is happening within you and how you experience your life is entirely your making – your karma.  

Karma is about shifting responsibility from heaven to yourself. In this, you become the very maker of your own destiny.  

Karma means to take charge of your life. By making your karma a more conscious process, you become the master of your own destiny.  

Whatever you do, just check – is it all about you, or is it for the wellbeing of All. This settles any confusion about good and bad karma.  

The significance of Ancestral Influence upon our making cannot be overstated. There are ways and means to ensure Ancestry works as a stepping stone, not a trap. This Day is dedicated to that.

Karma means your life is your making. Karmic accumulation can either be a Boost or Burden – that is your choice.

Karma functions through certain tendencies. But with some awareness and focus, you can push it in the direction that you wish.

If you dismantle your karmic structure completely, you merge with existence. This is what mukti or ultimate liberation means – to become free from the very process of life, birth, and death.

No matter what kind of karma you gathered in the past, this moment’s karma is always in your hands.

Who you are is your making. Once you understand this, at least you must make yourself to your own liking.

Conscious action does not produce Karma - reaction does.

You being a pleasant piece of life is one hundred percent in your hands, if you take charge of it.

Karma means you are the maker of your life

Karma means both action and memory. There is no memory without action and no action without memory.

Devotion demolishes karma and leads to liberation.

Of all kinds of karma, using occult forces for one's own benefit or to the harm of others has the worst consequences for oneself.

If you become truly meditative, you will be beyond karma.

There can be no effect without a cause.

Karma yoga does not mean service. It means transcending the compulsiveness of action.

Karma means ultimate responsibility. You even take responsibility for your genetics.

Whatever you know about yourself and your life is nothing but karmic substance, not your being.