In Buddhism and some other philosophical and spiritual doctrines, karma is a transcendent energy that is produced from the actions of people. According to this belief, what we are is the result of what we did, were, knew, etc. This means that any movement generates a response, even on an emotional and mental level; because everything is part of an interrelated plot that unites and connects us.
What are the different types of karma?
1. Prarabdha-karma: this is the karma of emotional manifestation. It is automatic and is received instantly, as when we do something that makes us feel useful or, on the contrary, miserable.
2. Sanchita karma: it is the karma of mental manifestation. It refers to memories about something we did, either negative or positive.
3. Agami karma: Karma of physical manifestation. It has to do with the effects that our present actions will have in the future.
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