I'm writing this write-up with the tid-bit knowledge that I have, and, if anything is wrong, I would seek forgiveness. So guys I am here again with my new blog and this time, I am writing on one of my favorite topic karma:- Destiny of the life. 

Have you ever wonder that why what you do to others happen to you the same. So that is all Karma guys that's what universe is all about do good take good. Karma means actions/work done; and we get the repercussions of our Karmas, sometimes quickly and sometimes in the long run. Karmic Cycle means the patterns of Karma which we are doing in this Life, for which there is driving of Certain Karmic Momentum. Karmic Cycle is endless. If we keep doing things with impulsiveness, then our life will become chaotic, because there are repercussions of our Karmas and those repercussions will come back and hit us. Karmas can be burned out by performing/doing the Karmas consciously, i.e., in the right way. Karmic Cycle can be broken, if we are conscious, because we can slow down our Karmic Momentum also (not instantly, but in the long run). That is why we should not be reactive, rather we should try to respond.

Destiny is a broader term and Free-Will is a narrow term. For an example, if our destiny is to travel from point A to point B, in a Train Journey; then during the Train Journey, we can travel drinking tea, or talking with someone, or misbehave with someone, or sleeping and travelling, or listening to music, etc. (that is our Free-Will). Destiny is something which is bound to happen. And Free-Will is something that goes parallel with Destiny. We cannot simply blame God why this has happened in our Life, etc. Because there are certain Karmas which we may have done in our Past Lives, which fruits (repercussions) we are getting in this Lifetime.

Supreme Lord is Eternal, We are all Part & Parcels of God, Material Nature (Inferior Prakriti) is Eternal, and Time is Eternal; however, Karma is Not Eternal.

The Core Meaning of Dharma is The Purpose of Life, which is Self-Realisation. Karma is Not Dharma, because Karma alone is not responsible for Self-Realisation, but plays a vital role in the path of self-realisation. Renunciation, Knowledge, Inquisitiveness to know about God, etc. also plays a vital role in the path of self-realisation.