Karma, instant karma – how do you understand this expression?

Karma is a concept found in many Eastern religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It is the belief that one's actions have consequences, either in this life or in the afterlife. The phrase "instant karma" refers to the idea that one's actions will have immediate consequences, good or bad, that are proportional to the action taken. For example, if someone does something good, they will receive a positive outcome right away, and if they do something bad, they will receive a negative outcome. It is believed that this "instant karma" is a way for the universe to balance itself and maintain order. This concept can be used as a reminder to think before one acts, as any action taken will have consequences, both good and bad.