Can we REVERSE the Karma? | Yogi Sanjivana | #TGV516

Jul 22, 2024

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Tune into #TGV516 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the pointers from Sanjivana’s conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding Voice.

Context Setting, TGV Introduction, and First rapid-fire round of random words
How do you define Karma?
What are some common misconceptions people have about the concept of karma?
Can karma be perceived as a universal law of cause and effect rather than a moral judgment?
In what ways does karma influence our personal growth and development beyond traditional notions of reward and punishment?
How does misinterpretation of karma impact individuals' attitudes and behaviors towards others?
What strategies can be employed to address and rectify misinterpretations of karma in society?
Can karma be seen as a mechanism for promoting personal accountability and growth?
How does the belief in karma influence one's acceptance of challenging or unfavorable situations?
Can acceptance of karmic consequences lead to greater resilience and emotional well-being?
In what ways can individuals leverage the concept of karma to promote personal and societal well-being?
Is it possible to reverse or mitigate negative karma through intentional actions or practices?
Witty answers to second rapid-fire questions
Is liberation from the cycle of karma achievable within one lifetime, or does it require multiple lifetimes?
Trivia: The Concept of Karma

About the guest:

Yogi Sanjivana is a meditation teacher with more than 20 years of experience in teaching and practicing meditation.

For him, meditation is not just a profession; it's his profound passion, interest, and way of life.

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