Karma yoga in buddhist culture is a practice to control and eventually let go of your ego. It can help one develop the four divine abodes: loving-kindness, compassion, joy in the joy of others, and equanimity. Karma is often thought to be strictly bad. Most commonly, we think that after we do something bad, our negative actions will come full circle and we will experience a similar bad outcome. However, in this culture, the focus is shifted onto the cultivation of good karma. This form of yoga allows the participant to let go of selfishness and greed. I think it is so interesting how the…