The question of whether or not karma exist isn't going about understanding the concept the correct way, I don't think.
I'd suppose the idea of karma stems from the randomness of the universe, and how in any extent of timeless space, the random occurrence of an event (1/∞
, if plausible within basic ontology, renders that event to able to take place infinitely;
basically, on a cosmic scale, if something 'can' happen, atleast once, it 'will' happen twice.
Applying this concept to the actions of men makes sense; what you do can come back to you.
I'd suppose the idea of karma stems from the randomness of the universe, and how in any extent of timeless space, the random occurrence of an event (1/∞
basically, on a cosmic scale, if something 'can' happen, atleast once, it 'will' happen twice.
Applying this concept to the actions of men makes sense; what you do can come back to you.





