Did you know that "Karma" is an Indian word?

[Anonymous]

It's a concept in Hindu mythology.

[Guy13]

Did you know Buddha left Hindu religion because of the Caste System and how Hinduism worked out in Society.
From that experience came a Buddhist perspective of Karma applications. And, it’s in opposition to Hindu as Caste System clearly goes against the construct of Karma itself.

[Vikkrram]

Yes i am an Hindu and i know that from my childhood days and many more things that west have discovered now but in our mythology it's been since 1000 years ago.

[Asker]

Wonderful

[whereismyjohnny]

Yes, we learnt about Hinduism in elementary school, and I remember our teacher talking about karma too.

[Asker]

Oh wow. I didn't knew west teach about Hinduism.

[whereismyjohnny]

We learnt about all religions in this one class 😅

[Asker]

Wow great. Do you believe in god?

[whereismyjohnny]

My look at religion is pretty weird ngl 😅 I do believe in God, but I'm not fond of religion (as a community). I grew up in a Christian (Catholic) family, but I definitely don't agree with/understand many things that come with it.

[Asker]

Haha great

[purplepoppy]

Lot's of English words come from india. Pyjamas comes from pāyjāma,

[jshm2]

It's actually a Buddhist concept not, Hindu. Hindu's and Buddhists both believe in reincarnation. After all Buddhism comes from Hinduism. But Hindus go for all that caste shit, whereas the Buddhists don't believe people to be born into castes.

[all_hayl]

And?

[UnknownGagsUser]

Yep i do