KARMA

Everyone talks about karma. Few stop to ask what it actually means.

We see karma as punishment or reward — a distant force deciding human fate. This book invites the reader to look closer and reconsider that understanding.

Karma: A Merciless Fellow is a reflective philosophical exploration based on observation rather than instruction. It does not attempt to preach belief or impose doctrine. Instead, it examines karma as consequence - a precise and continuous response to thought, intention, and action.

Through clear explanations and contemplative insights, the book explores:

• Karma as consequence rather than judgment

• How intention begins the karmic process

• The delay between action and result that creates the illusion of randomness

• The threefold nature of karma and its ongoing cycle

• Attachment, responsibility, and the role of awareness in human action

Rather than promising sudden transformation, this book creates space for reflection. It encourages readers to pause, observe patterns in life, and recognize how experiences are shaped by participation rather than external control.

Karma, as presented here, is neither cruel nor kind.
It does not forgive or punish. It simply responds.

If this book brings even a moment of awareness before an action, or reflection after one, it has served its purpose.