Perfect Karma
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Perfect Karma is an idea based in part on the Buddhist and Hindu teaching that good or bad emanations generated by someone or something determine the future outcome of all incarnations.
It is the belief in putting positive energy forward to be recycled once again; it does not exclude negative energy, as all forces good or bad are forces, and forces can be directed. Applying Perfect Karma is a balance of support in any material or non material way to create the most positive outcome.
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