when will you learn that your actions have consequences

Bad karma can cause rebirth as an animal, or torment in a hell realm. Good karma can result in being born in one of the heavenly realms.

Karma determines where a person will be reborn and their status in their next life. Bad actions in a previous life can follow a person into their next life and cause bad effects. Similarly in Buddhism Karma has implications beyond this life. belief in karma reinforces and perpetuates systems of social organization prescribed in Hindu scriptures. karma is a central component of the Hindu ethical worldview. In Hinduism, karma is the force of retributive justice that compels believers to behave righteously according to Dharma-moral law. Hindus believe that the effects of our actions are not necessarily immediate but can be visited upon a soul in future lives through reincarnation additionally, good or bad fortune experienced in life may be the result of good or bad actions performed in a past life. For a person, bad deeds, words, thoughts, and commands lead to harmful effects. In Hinduism Karma is the view in which good deeds, words, thoughts, and commands lead to beneficial effects. Okay, now getting back to our question the consequences of our actions. Its revelation to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his practical implementation of the revelation, completed God’s blessing for humanity, in providing us with a belief and value system that is valid for all times. “The Quran: literally means, ‘that which is often recited.’ The Quran represents the foundation of divine guidance for every Muslim.

The sacred text of Islam is known as the Quran. Book of Revelations: some believe this to be prophecies of future events.Epistles (letters): written by early Christians.4 Gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were written to tell the story of the teaching and ministry of Jesus and of his death and resurrection.Points the way towards the coming of the Messiah.Spans over 4000 years of the history of Jewish people.The sacred text of Christianity, the Bible, is a collection of many different books and letters that include many types of literature. The Tanakh consists of three sets of books which include:

The principal message of the Torah is the absolute unity of God, The Jewish Bible is known in Hebrew as the Tanakh. The basis of all Jewish sacred texts is the Torah which means “law”. Sutta- Pitaka: Basket of discourse (discourses between Buddha and his disciples.Vinaya- Pitaka: Basket of discipline (rules for Sangha or monks).Most accurate of Buddha’s teachings consist of: The three baskets are the principal source for the life and teachings of Buddha. The oldest and most important scriptures of Buddhism are the Tripitaka ( The Three Baskets of Wisdom). Atharvaveda: Contains magical formulas, chants, spells, and charms.Yajurveda: Priests handbook for performing fire sacrifices.The Samaveda: Consists of melodies, chants, and tunes for singing hymns.The primary sacred texts are known as the Vedas. Hindus value many sacred writings as opposed to one holy book. Before I get started with that question, I think it is important to give you a brief background on each of the religions sacred texts. Most often, it is the consequences that lead us to think this way, but one thing is for certain, we can learn from our choices by the consequences we experience. No matter who we are, all of us have made choices in our lives that have had consequences: some good, some not so good. In this episode, I hope to examine the many groups/institutions and sacred texts of the 5 major world religions Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. So, today we are going to be discussing the consequences of our actions. Got me thinking we all tell lies at some point in our lives, but what if we were able to know the consequences of our actions before we committed a sin?” After that podcast one of the comments that I received was “hey, just finished listening to your episode. Hi, you’re listening to Positive Perspectives As you recall in the last podcast I talked about truthfulness and how it is viewed in various religions.

When will you learn that your actions have consequences