<prompt> Khopolo ea Karma ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the concept of Karma . Response in English: Karma is the concept of action or deed, understood as that which causes the entire cycle of cause and effect that often influences the nature of ones future existence. The term Karma originated from ancient India, where it is a key concept in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. According to Karma, every action has consequences, both good and bad, that directly or indirectly shape our current and future experiences. The sum of a persons actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences: In simpler terms, our past actions - including thoughts, words, and deeds - directly impact the course of our future, with positive actions leading to good outcomes and negative actions leading to negative outcomes. . Response in Sesotho: Karma ke khopolo ea ketso kapa ketso, e utloisisoang e le eona e bakang potoloho eohle ea sesosa le phello eo hangata e susumetsang sebōpeho sa bophelo ba motho ba ka moso. Poleloana ea Karma e simolohile India ea boholo-holo, moo e leng khopolo e ka sehloohong ea Bohindu, Bobuddha, Bojain le Bosikh. Ho ea ka Karma, ketso e ngoe le e ngoe e na le liphello, tse ntle le tse mpe, tse amang liphihlelo tsa rōna tsa hona joale le tsa nakong e tlang ka ho toba kapa ka tsela e sa tobang. Kakaretso ea liketso tsa motho maemong ana le a fetileng a bophelo, a talingoa e le ho etsa qeto ea bokamoso ba bona nakong e tlang: Ka mantsoe a bonolo, liketso tsa rona tse fetileng - ho kenyelletsa mehopolo, mantsoe le liketso - li ama ka ho toba tsela ea bokamoso ba rona, ka liketso tse ntle. ho isa diphethong tse ntle le diketso tse mpe tse lebisang diphethong tse mpe. 