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{Buddhadharma} Karma—the notion of cause and effect
Living A Life Full of Hope
Karmic force means the effect of our bodily, mental, and verbal actions performed in the past. The law of karmic cause and effect spanning the three periods, namely the past, the present, and the future, actually points us toward hope, tells us not to despair, and helps us experience peace of mind.
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