My first impression of the meaning of Karma was that it was a divinely decreed consequence for ones miscreant actions. Recently my conception of Karma is a particular and peculiar circumstantial complexity of being. Today I’m considering Karma as the very creative woof and warp of existential reality itself including all things involving one’s personal relationships in the world. In short Karma is the very experiential tapestry of our lives. Being born into this world is the seminal action of Karma. We’re uniquely born into a preexisting circumstantial complexity and spend most of our life striving to make sense of it; to give ourselves a distinctively coherent personality ‘identification’ as we journey through the ever changing conditions of existence in this world. We are born and raised to make decisions based upon our distinctly personalized criteria – so Karma is not one’s Fate, but rather a proactive existential potentiality; but for which we must fully experience the qualitative consequences of our actions whether considered bad or good, or anywhere in-between. Karma is fundamentally everything that we experience living in this world. Karma has an infinite complexity uniquely customized for each personal reality.