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Wachowskis tackle Buddhism in Cloud Atlas
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All the realities of Samsara are dictated by ones past and present Karma.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13687332 debt/karma has to be repaid ... no matter what form it takes...
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12064276 Both those aren't Buddhism. Whole western theory on Karma is not Buddhism. Meaning, it has nothing to do with causality. Meaning, the past does not move the present. Karma simply means "doing" in Sanskrit. Epic movie though, one I will own. Care to explain Buddhist karma. Is it in any way similar to Tony Parsons advaitism? Or dispassionate action? There are other things you might want to consider before considering what is Karma. Karma means your own doing. But don't attach it to the non-existent past, or the mirage which is the future. The past doesn't make the present. The present is always here and the future will still happen now. Dispassionate action = Don't act but act
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