Karma's Cause and Effects

6 Sessions Course Meditation

In this course, you'll learn:

How your actions affect your life and how to become empowered to shape your own destiny.
Practices to become more mindful and aware of your actions and their effects.

About this Course

Contrary to what you may have heard, karma isn't related to judgment. In Buddhism, the meaning of karma is action. In this course, you'll awaken your mind to the ways that karma affects your everyday experiences.

About the Teacher

Jamyang

Venerable Lhundup Jamyang is passionate about sharing her learned expertise in Tibetan Buddhism with others. She has over 25 years of training and experience in the field, and students commend her engaging and thorough approach to deconstructing intricate teachings.

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6 Sessions

Course Introduction
1. What Is Karma?

Learn about karma's workings and characteristics.

18 min
2. Following Your Feelings Is a Trap

According to the universal law of cause and effect, feelings are a result of our actions.

13 min
3. We Harvest What We Sow

When life feels unfair, you can use karma's principles to influence your karma through action.

15 min
4. Coincidence Doesn’t Exist

In Buddhism, nothing in life is by chance. When we understand karma, we learn to take responsibility for our experiences.

12 min
5. Avoid Creating Karmic Causes for Suffering

Learn about the actions that cause suffering, so you can avoid future pain.

13 min
6. How Do You Know That You're Creating Good Karma?

Rejoice in the happiness of others, and invite good karma and fortune into your own life.

10 min