NO
"Karma" means action. It refers
to the intentional deeds we do with our body, speech and Mind
through action, talking and thinking. Karma is the law that every deed
done, given the conditions, will bear certain fruits.
If an action brings pain and misery in the long term for oneself
and others, it is unwholesome or
negative Karma. And if it brings
happiness, it is wholesome or
positive Karma. Actions are not inherently good or bad - they
are only so according to their motivation s and the consequences
they bring. Whatever happiness and fortune we experience in
our lives comes from our own positive actions, while our problems
result from our own negative actions.
alexkusu you need to understand tat there is no one that decides the
"rewards and punishments" for what we do. We create
the causes of our actions, and we experience their
results. We are responsible for our own
experience. The Buddha discovered the law of Karma
- He did not create it. (No one created it.) By teaching
us the law of Karma, the Buddha shows us how to work within
the functioning of cause and effect in order to attain True
Happiness and avoid pain.
may u be happy 