I’ve heard that the Tibetan Buddhist view of karma might differ from other Buddhist schools. Can anyone shed light on these differences and how they affect Tibetan Buddhist practice and philosophy?
Great question! Tibetan Buddhists see karma as a key force shaping our lives and future rebirths, similar to other Buddhist schools. However, they emphasize the influence of both positive and negative actions on spiritual progress and the importance of compassion in balancing karma. How do you see karma impacting your own journe
I think Tibetan Buddhists might focus on karma's role in both this life and future rebirths, with an emphasis on compassion and spiritual development. Though, other traditions might have varying interpretations of how karma manifests.