Although the word karma is not used in every religion but the concept exists. If you do bad you will be punished, if you do good you will be rewarded. Karma is the consequence of every action and thought. Good karma will result in breaking the cycle of samsara or reaching heaven. Suffering and reaching a state of nirvana, a path to liberation or to heaven is the trials of religion...
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We all go through dukha, a form of suffering. Grief, pain, old age, and death are some examples of dukha. No one likes to suffer and in religion, it is taught if you have faith that you can be liberated. Nirvana can be achieved, which does not only include a heavenly realm after death, but to find a path beyond the passions and desires of the world...
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