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what is the idea of karma according to jainism?

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Answered by sanku140109

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the work good or bad we do is called karma....

Answered by MeeraVerma

Answer:Karma is the basic principal within an overarching psycho - cosmology in Jainism. Human moral actions from the basis of the transmigration of thr soul (jiva). The soul is constrained to a cycle of rebirth, tripped within the temporal world (samsara), until it finally achieves liberation.

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