A description of some of the characteristics of the Law of Cause and Effect or Law of Universal Compensation, better known as the Law of Karma, which has been mentioned by several religions due to its importance in our lives as a definite influence that conditions our possibilities of progress or regression in our individual, familiar and even territorial and national activities. Karmic interactions take place in our existences in an implacable way due to our past actions in previous incarnations or even in our current life. The author explains how the Law of Karma unfolds in our lives and how its inexorable effects could be mitigated and even suspended altogether as long as we exercise the will necessary to achieve it.