concept   karma
culture   Western culture
statement   In Western culture, the concept of karma is commonly used casually to express the idea of 'what goes around comes around' without deep spiritual beliefs.
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1 karma Western Often used to mean 'fate' or 'destiny' in a more general sense, not necessarily tied to actions in past lives. 1
2 karma Western Used colloquially to refer to 'what goes around comes around' without the same spiritual significance. 1
3 karma Western countries Karma is often used colloquially to indicate that one's actions will have consequences, but it may not be tied to reincarnation or future lives. 1
4 karma Western countries Often used colloquially to mean luck or destiny, but not as a religious or spiritual concept 1
5 karma Western countries Less commonly held belief, often used informally to refer to consequences of actions rather than a spiritual or religious principle 1
6 karma Western countries Often used colloquially to refer to the consequences of one's actions in this life 1
7 karma Western countries Karma often used informally to mean luck or fate, not necessarily as a spiritual concept 1
8 karma Western countries Karma is often used more as a general term for the ethical principle of cause and effect, rather than a deeply ingrained belief system. 1
9 karma Western culture Often used colloquially to refer to the idea of 'what goes around, comes around' without the spiritual connotation 1
10 karma Western culture Often used loosely to imply the consequences of one's actions, but not always tied to reincarnation 1
11 karma Western culture Often used in a general sense to mean 'what goes around comes around' without the spiritual and reincarnation connotations 1
12 karma Western culture Karma may be used more loosely to describe the consequences of one's actions, but the concept's depth of influence may not be as profound. 1
13 karma Western culture Often used colloquially to refer to the principle of cause and effect or 'what goes around comes around'. 1
14 karma Western cultures Karma is often used in a more casual context to mean 'what goes around comes around,' without the same depth of understanding as in Buddhism. 1
15 karma Western cultures Sometimes used in a more general sense to mean 'what goes around, comes around', but not as deeply rooted in spiritual beliefs 1
16 karma Western cultures Often used in a more general sense to represent the concept of cosmic justice or balance 1
17 karma Western cultures Often used informally to describe the concept of 'what goes around comes around' 1
18 karma Western cultures Often used more loosely to suggest a sense of cosmic justice or moral balance 1
19 karma modern Western culture Often used informally to mean 'what goes around comes around' 1