Karma is not a sentence; it is the law of choice, consequence, and learning
Karma describes how actions, intentions, patterns, and inherited conditions return as experience and invite a different choice
Karma is not treated as an isolated field. It is part of a connected study of consciousness, time, experience, matter, responsibility, and legacy
Karma is not a reward-and-punishment machine or a reason to become passive. It is a way of understanding the continuity between choice, condition, and consequence
It appears through repeating situations, recurring lessons, inherited conditions, and the freedom to respond differently when understanding arrives
This definition is a working editorial definition of the Obetelix system. It is intended as a starting point for study, not as a substitute for lived experience or professional advice
