The history of civilization often celebrates empires and leaders, but what about the untold stories of those who built the foundations of society—the working class? This groundbreaking book takes a deep dive into the struggles, sacrifices, and resilience of ordinary people. In today's world of economic inequality and corporate greed, learn how power manipulates duty and morality to exploit the masses. Blending historical insight with contemporary relevance, it unearths stories of courage and collective action from India and beyond, offering a fresh perspective on social development. Using case studies of working-class movements, The Philosophy of Karma explores the nature of humanity's struggle for equality and justice. It not only challenges readers to rethink the structures of power, but also to reflect on their role in promoting change, and draw inspiration from those who have dared.