Law of karma comes from one shloka in Bhagwad Gita which is, in my view, certainly the most misunderstood. In that shloka, Krishna tells Arjun to do his Action and NOT have "Asakti" or attachment to the result. Several commentators translate it as "Do Action but not worry about the result" .. in my view that is as nonsensical as it can possibly get! Now, to fully understand this.. ask your self .. when you say you want to "Do Good" .... what do you mean? Are you saying you want to do an action that leads to "good" result? If so, then ask yourself - Is "Good" an adjective to the Action ... or the Result? If you seriously question yourself, you will come to realize that Action has NO adjective! Action is COLORLESS! Strangely all those who assert they want to "do good" also assert that only "God" can "ensure" anything. So, they obviously speak in two different ways.. no one can "Do Good".. for the Result of any Action is NOT the prerogative of the doer! Read more