Naukarma (often written as nokarma) means actions that are neutral in karmic impact. These are activities that do not bind new karma to the soul and do not generate punya (merit) or paap (de merit). In other words, they are neutral, everyday acts that do not affect the soul’s bondage.

Key points:

• Not binding karma: no new karmic particles attach to the soul.
• Not meritorious or demeritorious: they neither help nor harm the path to liberation.
• Examples typically include routine bodily functions or non-intentional activities done without strong attachment or aversion.

Tradition note:

• The concept is discussed in Jain teachings as a relative to the active binding of karma (asrava). It helps explain how some actions are morally neutral in their cosmic weight.

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