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 1     Int, 2  |  existence. This is the law of kamma (Sanskrit: karma), of action
 2     Int, 2  |      the popular understanding kamma is sometimes identified
 3     Int, 2  |      to the Buddhist doctrine. Kamma means volitional action,
 4     Int, 2  |       The Buddha distinguishes kamma into two primary ethical
 5     Int, 2  |     ethical types: unwholesome kamma, action rooted in mental
 6     Int, 2  |        delusion; and wholesome kamma. action rooted in mental
 7     Int, 2  |    field in which the seeds of kamma ripen is the process of
 8     Int, 2  |   realms the Buddha locates in kamma, our own willed actions.
 9     Int, 2  |  actions. In its primary role, kamma determines the sphere into
10     Int, 2  |        After yielding rebirth, kamma continues to operate, governing
11     Int, 2  |   previous stores of wholesome kamma will issue in long life,
12     Int, 2  | success; stores of unwholesome kamma in short life, illness,
13     Int, 2  |      recognition of the law of kamma, put forth to show human
14     Int, 2  |        through the efficacy of kamma, our willed actions become
15     Int, 3  |  shifts from the principles of kamma and rebirth to the Four
16      24, 334|       tasting the fruit of his kamma). ~