In a different manner

Do you believe in Karma?

My answer would be: I believe in Karma in my own way. When I realize that I have made a mistake and that someone has suffered because of my actions, I feel responsible for it. I try to make amends by serving or helping the people who were affected by my mistakes.

Sometimes, I also impose limits on my own financial comforts. I consciously accept some hardship as a form of self-discipline and as a reminder of the consequences of my past actions.

You may call it Karma, personal accountability, self-correction, or simply conscience. The name is not important to me. What matters is recognizing my mistakes, accepting responsibility, and trying to become a better person through my actions.