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Karma is one of the most widely recognised concepts from Eastern philosophy, often summarised in the West as "what goes around comes around".  But, its roots run far deeper than a casual saying about payback.  For visitors to targetedindividuals.co.uk - who may be navigating experiences of injustice, surveillance, and hardship - the idea of karma can offer a powerful framework: that every action, intention, and deed sets forces in motion whose effects eventually return to the doer. Where Does the Word “Karma” Come From? The word karma comes from ancient Sanskrit, the sacred language of India. It comes from the root kṛ, which means "to do", "to make", or "to perform".  In simple terms, karma means "action", "work", or "deed".  In its earliest use, in the Rigveda (the oldest Hindu sacred text, from before 1500 BCE), karma mainly referred to ritual actions or sacrifices performed by priests. Over time, especially in the...