Which is an example for karma

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The belief in Karma is essentially the belief in whatever you do will come back to you. In other words, "what goes around, comes around". Some examples of Karma are:1. If you help a beggar in the street, you will be helped when you need it. 2. If you steal a mobile phone, your mobile phone will be stolen from you. 3. If you mock and ridicule people with a disability, especially elderly people, you will develop very bad arthritis and will not be able to walk on your own.

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