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Ma He Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
definition of karma and mitzvah
what do the following sentences mean?
it's good karma to do good.it's a mitzvah.
it's good karma to do good.it's a mitzvah.
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Karma is a noun; it's a myth based on your behaviour. If you're good then you will have a good karma, if you're bad then you will have a bad karma. The first sentence is saying that if you behave well then it'll do you well in the future.
- Karma is a noun; it's a myth based on your behaviour.
- If you're good then you will have a good karma, if you're bad then you will have a bad karma.
- The first sentence is saying that if you behave well then it'll do you well in the future.
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Karma is a noun; it's a myth based on your behaviour. If you're good then you will have a good karma, if you're bad then you will have a bad karma. The first sentence is saying that if you behave well then it'll do you well in the future.
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It's good karma to do good. It's a mitzvah.
Sentences must start with a capital letter. You must put a space after a full stop.
You can find the definitions of "karma" and "mitzvah" in any good dictionary (kind of mixture of religions!). Try http://www.onelook.com/
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Sentences must start with a capital letter. You must put a space after a full stop.
You can find the definitions of "karma" and "mitzvah" in any good dictionary (kind of mixture of religions!). Try http://www.onelook.com/
"good karma" (like
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