Karma: it ain't always bad.

Many people misunderstand karma, likening it to the concept of "you reap what you sow." This means that for every action, there is a corresponding reaction, though it may not be immediate. Karma reflects the consequences of one's actions, words, and thoughts over time. For instance, performing a good deed may not always lead to immediate rewards, but it generates a sense of fulfillment. Eventually, positive outcomes or fortunate events may manifest as a result. Unfortunately, when people discuss karma, they often focus on negative consequences. Similarly, the term "attitude" is predominantly associated with negativity rather than positivity. However, this reflects the reality of our society.