I am an Indian, not sure about the relegious part.
Karma at least in India/Hindu culture is tossed around more freely than in the west. Mostly associated to negative incidents.
"I had a flat tire, its my karma", "Someone got kicked out of a job, he is reaping his karma".
You rarely would say "He has accumulated lot of good karma by doing good, I better see what he has to say".
On HN, its a different story.
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I am an Indian, not sure about the relegious part. Karma at least in India/Hindu culture is tossed around more freely than in the west. Mostly associated to negative incidents. "I had a flat tire, its my karma", "Someone got kicked out of a job, he is reaping his karma".
You rarely would say "He has accumulated lot of good karma by doing good, I better see what he has to say". On HN, its a different story.