Concept of Karma in Hinduism and Buddhism
Author: Institutional Repository NBU
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Description: Concept of Karma in Hinduism and Buddhism por Institutional Repository NBU explores the concept of Karma within Hinduism and Buddhism, highlighting its philosophical underpinnings and practical implications. It's a valuable read for those seeking to understand the nuanced perspectives of these two major Eastern religions on action, consequence, and spiritual evolution.
Pages: 16
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