My Answer: For me, karma means that whatever we give to the world—good or bad—eventually comes back to us in some form. It may not return immediately, and it may not come from the same person, but I believe nothing goes unnoticed. Yes, I do believe in karma. I have seen in my own life that intentions matter. When you are kind, honest, and patient, peace slowly finds its way back to you. And when someone hurts others without regret, life teaches them lessons in its own time. No, I don’t think karma means revenge. Revenge comes from anger and ego, while karma is about balance and accountability. Karma doesn’t need our involvement—it works quietly and fairly. That’s why I choose to stay patient and let life handle what I cannot.