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Sometimes, when bad things happen to good people, when chaos unfolds around us and we are left confused searching for answers, the word “karma” comes to mind. This Sanskrit term has entered the vocabulary of many languages and become deeply rooted in both esoteric thought and popular culture. It is heard among children and adults alike, across professions and continents.
For many people, karma is seen as a balance of good and bad actions, virtues and sins — a mechanism tied to the inevitability of consequences for one’s deeds. In reality, karma has nothing to do with reward or punishment. Karma is the only logic that explains the seemingly random nature of events in the world we live in. It is an inner cycle created by human beings themselves, based on our actions and responsibility.
“Karma” by Sadhguru is both an exploration and a guide to pathways toward joyful, conscious, and meaningful existence — a book that helps you take hold of the steering wheel of your own destiny and consciously direct your life.