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| Karma (doing)? That's so dumb! Whatever I do, it'll never come back to me. I can get away. |
Flying squirrel karma or phala? - Animal actions?
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Born of the Fruits of Deeds
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| Teachings of Kamma, Rebirth, Saṃsāra |
(Ud 3.1) Thus have I heard. At one time the Buddha was staying near Sāvatthī in Jeta’s Grove at the multimillionaire's monastery.
At that time a certain Buddhist monk was sitting close to the Buddha, legs crossed, with body straight.
As a result (vipaka) of past deeds (karma), he suffered painful, sharp, severe, and acute feelings, which he endured unbothered, mindfully with clear comprehension.
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| Narrating Karma and Rebirth |
The Buddha saw him meditating mindfully enduring that pain.
Then, understanding the situation, the Buddha expressed this inspired utterance:
“A monastic who has left behind all deeds (karma),
shaking off the dust of past deeds,
unselfish, unwavering, unaffected,
has no need to complain.”
- Kamma Vipākaja Sutta (Ud 3.1)—Ven. Sujato (translation)
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Bhikkhu Bodhi, what is "karma"?
The Four Kinds of Karma with Bhikkhu Bodhi
- dark karma with dark result
- bright karma with bright result
- dark-and-bright karma with dark-and-bright result
- karma that is neither dark nor bright with neither-dark-nor-bright result or the karma that leads to the ending of karma.
Bhikkhu Bodhi (BAUS, Carmel, New York, 6/18/22); Dhr. Seven (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly




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