The Power & Intelligence of Karma & Reincarnation

In The Power & Intelligence of Karma & Reincarnation, Dharma challenges readers to cease asking God for things, but to start asking, “What can I do for God?” We can be focused on living the good life on Earth, but we should be concerned with making good things happen through sheer hard work, sacrifice and making the right decisions.   In his book Dharma focuses on the concepts of karma and reincarnation.

The fundamentals of karma, he explains, is often misunderstood by the western population. Karma means “action” or “work”, not spiritual payback. Karma means we are defined by what we accomplish in life; our actions, character, conduct, and morals.

For Dharma, living a godly life is not a matter of choosing the correct religion, nor is it a question of which deities we wish to serve. Instead, living a godly life is simply a matter of progressive accountability. 

It is a non-traditional book for the likeminded, as well for those interested in learning about different viewpoints on karma and reincarnation.