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Originally Posted by Ritesign
For those of you who are knowledgeable about karma, do me a favour; ‘enlighten’ me about something. Assuming the psyche and spirituality are pivotal elements of karma, am I out of line in saying animals cannot commit ‘good’ or ‘bad’ actions and therefore would not be subject to karma? If so, is karma affected by a human’s actions’ results, or the intentions behind the actions?
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In my view, Karma is most relevant to the decision-making process. It's down to what choices you have made and will make.
In that sense, the Anima is uninvolved because it is UNABLE to make choices. Only to the extent that animals are able to choose are they karmically self-directed...