मुरली शब्दकोश

Artisan, craftsman, mechanic, tradesman, workman.

Craftsmanship, workmanship.

Loan, debt.

Indebted, in debt, debtor.

Factory, workshop, mill.

Action (with its fruit, and implications of merit); an act, deed.
(moral) duty or obligation.
A religious observance, action or rite (as sacrifice, ablution, funeral obsequies).
Fate (as the consequence of previous acts); fortune, lot.
Result, effect.

A renouncer of action.

karm and akarm.

Karma, akarma and vikarma.
(Hinduism) Rightful action, inaction and forbidden action.
(Bābā) Action, action without karma and action with bad karma.

'Corrupt in action'. Who has gone astray from the path of right action.

Renunciation of actions.
Leaving ordinary worldly duties — family life, work, social responsibilities — in order to live as a renunciate or monk.

One who renounces actions.

Karm and vikarm: good and bad action, good and bad karma.
Action and bad action, karma and bad karma.

Aware of the action. When we act, we need to be focused on what we are doing in order to do it well. But this awareness can be experienced by considering ourselves either as the soul or as the body. So there must be both: the awareness of action and the awareness of the soul at the same time.

The movement of karma, akarma and vikarma.

Throught the deed.

Beyond karma. God is beyond karma in the sense that his actions are not real actions. He does not act directly in the material world and therefore suffers no consequences from his actions.
Whose karma is over. All old karmic scores are settled. There is therefore no longer any possible punishment. This is our final level.

Bond of karma, hindrance of karma; attachment to the world (what happens when we think of ourselves as the body).

Under the influence of karmic bondage, subject to the bonds of karma.

With bonds of karma, attached to the world.

The fulfilling of destiny; experiencing the consequences of actions.
(Bābā) karmic fruit, results of our actions; karmic suffering, punishment we endure for our sinful karmas. (today in the iron age, we experience suffering as a result of our past actions, our sins).

'land of actions, land of karma'. The region of religious actions.
mythol. an epithet of Bhārata, Airāvata, and Videha; India, the world.
(Bābā) The land of divine activity.

An employee, worker, post-holder, staff member.

(Hinduism) One of the five 'organs of action' : the hand, foot, larynx, and organs of generation and excretion.
(Bābā) One of the 10 faculties or organs of interaction: 5 for the sensory faculties and 5 for the action faculties. The use of these 10 faculties creates karma. Hence the name karmēndriy “faculty or organ of karma”.

Having the senses or passions subdued, calm, impassive.
One who has couquered his passions or subdued the senses, an ascetic, a sage, a chaste person.

That part of the Veda which relates to ceremonial acts and sacrificial rites.
The body of religious ceremonies enjoined by Hindu law or established by custom.

The field of karma, the field of actions: the world here below where we can perform actions and experience their good or bad fruits (happiness or unhappiness).
(Mahābhārat) The battlefield where the Kauravs and the Pāṇḍavs fought.
(Bābā) The battlefield of the mind where the soul triumphs over vices.

Karma Yoga. The yoga while performing actions. People think that Karma Yoga means just performing selfless, charitable actions and leading a pious way of life.
(Bābā) Baba has explained that Karma Yoga is the yoga (remembrance of God) while performing karmas (actions). It is the yoga that transforms our actions.

Yōgī in action. One who remembers God while acting.

To do.
Also used after a transitive English verb to conjugate.