KARMIC PROCESS

Behavior that leads a person to the realization of Brahman, to awakening into Brahman, produces good karma. Behavior that leads a person away from the realization of Brahman, away from awakening into Brahman, produces bad karma. The amount of good and bad karma a person carries determines how his life will go. The process is impersonal.

Good and bad karmas that carry over into a new life express themselves as tendencies.  A person who possesses more good karma than bad, will have a strong inclination to awakening, having already been on this path in his past life, or lives, needing now only to conclude it.

Conversely, a person who possesses more bad karma than good, will have a strong inclination to not awaken, having already been on a path, or paths, of non-awakening in his past life, or lives, and therefore  will continue in non-awakening, needing now only to conclude it.