Karma in Buddhism is action, action in the form of thinking, thinking is acting, speaking

Is acting, and doing things is acting, and every act has a result, that is karma

And nothing can be lost, it continues always, and if you perform positive karma, it will continue very well

It will help you and help other people

So karma should be understood in the positive way also, to produce a thought of loving kindness

Compassion and understanding

It is a wonderful karma that can bring happiness to so many people

To say something that inspires confidence and removes doubt and suffering, that is a wonderful karma

It continues always

And nothing can be lost

So karma should be understood in the positive way also

And the Buddha always produced this karma during his whole life

And that karma is to be encouraged

So karma should not be understood as something, only as something negative

When you perform positive karma, it will help you and help other people

It will continue very well, to be reborn and reborn

Because if you practice love and kindness, you produce love and kindness in your child, in your student

And that is why we encourage the continuation, the rebirth of the good things

We only want to discourage the continuation and the rebirth of bad karma

To not continue the cycle of samsara

But good karma, very welcome