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 == Enseñanza Hindú ==
-In Hinduism the Sanskrit word ''karma'' (originally meaning act, action, work or deed) evolved to mean the actions that bind the soul to the world of existence. “Just as a farmer plants a certain kind of seed and gets a certain crop, so it is with good and bad deeds,” says the Mahabharata,<ref>Mahabharata 13.6.6, in Christopher Chapple, ''Karma and Creativity'' (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1986), p. 96.</ref> a Hindu epic. Because we have sown both good and evil, we must return to reap the crop.
+En el hinduismo, la palabra sánscrita karma (que originalmente significa acto, acción, labor u obra) evolucionó para indicar las acciones que atan al alma al mundo de la existencia. “Así como un agricultor planta cierto tipo de semilla y obtiene una determinada cosecha, lo mismo ocurre con las buenas y las malas acciones”, dice el Mahabharata<ref>Mahabharata 13.6.6 en Christopher Chapple, ''Karma y Creatividad'' (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1986), p. 96.</ref>, una epopeya hindú. Debido a que hemos sembrado tanto el bien como el mal, debemos volver a recoger la cosecha.
 Hinduism acknowledges that some souls are content to continue doing this lifetime after lifetime. They enjoy life on earth with its mixture of pleasure, pain, success and failure. They live and die and live again, tasting the bittersweet of the good and bad karmas they have sown.