Karma and Transmigration

Karma is the principle that every action has consequences, influencing one's future experiences based on ethical behavior. In philosophical theology, it suggests a moral order in the universe where good deeds lead to positive outcomes and bad deeds result in suffering. Transmigration, often related to reincarnation, refers to the belief that the soul moves to a new body after death, carrying the effects of past actions. Together, these concepts imply a continuous cycle of life, learning, and moral growth across multiple lifetimes, emphasizing responsibility and the transformative power of choices.