Karma is an attempt to spell out the rational and Logical explanation of the relationship between human destiny and deeds. Karmic hypothesis explains ‘ As you sow, so shall you reap’. Every action has a reaction. Freedom is the exigencies of actio...

Karma is an attempt to spell out the rational and Logical explanation of the relationship between human destiny and deeds. Karmic hypothesis explains ‘ As you sow, so shall you reap’. Every action has a reaction. Freedom is the exigencies of action. Law of karma and law of causality are two divergent path of the order, immanent in the very nature of reality. Every action bears a twofold effect: firstly. It bears an imprint in the mind. Secondly, on the universe. Niṣkāma karma as a concept improves the idea of the morality of an agent. Karma, Jῆāna & Bhakti are three fold path of attaining the highest reality. A man has to be patient to see the fruit of his labour because it may be waiting for him and will be actualized at the right time. The two primary purposes of karma yoga are ‘cleansing of the heart (ātmasuddhi) and surrendering to God (ῑsvarprapatti). The author’s unique collection of factual studies on theory of karma go a longway to buttress her argued contention of the the relation action to its consequences.  ‘The philosophy of karma: a comprehensive study’ will benefit students, researchers, teachers and all those interested in Indian Philosophy and Ethics.