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Karma: A Names Weighty Tale.

Its popularity comes from its meaning and what it represents. From Sanskrit, it means "action" or "deed." Its a big part of Eastern religions like Hinduism and Buddhism. The main idea is that every action has a result, something that comes back to the person. But the idea of karma is in tons of stories and teachings, showing how actions, good or bad, have consequences. This names appeal is its deep meaning, making it a good choice for people who want a name with substance.

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Its a Sanskrit word meaning "action" or "deed," and its all about cause and effect. Things like "What goes around comes around" and "You reap what you sow" are basically karma in action.

This name represents cosmic justice and payback. The associated deity or saint is a powerful figure doling out consequences. Different cultures depict this force in various ways. A supreme being, the ultimate source of righteousness and justice, is closely linked to this name. Related festivals focus on self-reflection, regret, and the idea that every action has a reaction. These celebrations use rituals to create balance.

Thats because its a newer name. You could play with the spelling, though – maybe Carma. Or, similar-sounding names like Carmina might work.