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Originally Posted by Konig Des Todes
Unless I and my last religion teacher are mistaken, Karma is one's duty, job, purpose, etc. in their current life. While Dharma (not sure if that is spelt right) is the reward and/or punishment given for how one fulfills one's Karma. In other words, Dharma is based on how you act in relation to your Karma - if you do what you are suppose to do and nothing more, you get no reward of punishment, if you do less, you get a punishment, if you do more, you get a reward.
What I am getting at is, you're asking for Dharma, not Karma.
As for "my stories" I cannot think of any at this time.
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I'm sorry but you are actually mistaken. Dharma litterally means: Teachings. And refer to the teachings in how to achieve Nirvana.
There are 4 noble truths in Buddhism and Dharma is realising those truths:
1: Suffering is the material worlds eternal changing, and nothing lasts forever in that world.
2: Suffering starts in the basic ignorance. Ignorance referring to not knowing about the truths outside the eye, such as what you were in past lives and such.
3: Realising that there IS a way to stop suffering, (Nirvana).
4: Realising The 8 middleways (not sure what they're called in English), which refers to the 8 basic ways of how to achieve Nirvana.
That is basically Dharma
As for Karma: Mostly translated into "Source and effect". Karma is therefore a way to describe how ones actions (source) leads to the consequences (effect), good actions having good consequenses and such and bad to bad. Basically :P
Woops almost forgot my own Karma moment XD:
Guy was selling ectos for 1 k a piece in Zin Ku Corridor. I was like WTF and thought about buying some. Instead I told him that they were worth more than that and that he should check the rare material traders prices. He thanked me and I got nothing. Or did I?
had 1 z-key the next day.
Opens z-chest: r10 silverwing recurve bow. Not bad at all 0.0.
ty karma ^^