According to Advaita, we are not the "doer", then how can we be responsible for karma? Why does it affect us if we aren’t the doer?
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No. As per Advaita, there is no “we.” Start with that. “We” is Dvaita (duality,) not Advaita.
So, in Advaita, if there’s no “we,” “me,” etc. - no separate entities, only the One (very core of Advaita) ‘who” could have karma? “Who” could be responsible or not responsible for it?
So, in Advaita, if there’s no “we,” “me,” etc. - no separate entities, only the One (very core of Advaita) ‘who” could have karma? “Who” could be responsible or not responsible for it?
Everything that happens (appears to happen - remember, this is the dream) only happens to The One. Which is already Whole, complete and immaculate (nirmala - spotless, without karma.)
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