The word Karma is Sanskrit (“the ancient language of the scriptures, which is no longer spoken” (Fisher, 2003, p. 125) terminology meaning action (physical or mental) or deed as well as the result of that action or deed (Sivananda, 2000). Sivananda also describes Karma as being divided into three different types: (1) Sanchita, which is accumulated works, (2) Prarabdha, which are fructifying works, and (3) Kriyamana, also known as Agami or Vartamana, which are current works. Prarabdha are works that were done in the past for which a person is currently paying his/her dues or reaping his/her rewards while Kriyamana works are works being done today for which a person will

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