Chapter, Paragraph

 1     Int, 2  |    kamma (Sanskrit: karma), of action and its fruit, which ensures
 2     Int, 2  |       that morally determinate action does not disappear into
 3     Int, 2  |         Kamma means volitional action, action springing from intention,
 4     Int, 2  |       means volitional action, action springing from intention,
 5     Int, 2  |      types: unwholesome kamma, action rooted in mental states
 6     Int, 2  | delusion; and wholesome kamma. action rooted in mental states
 7     Int, 3  |   thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right
 8     Int, 3  |  including right speech, right action and right livelihood), concentration (
 9     Int, 3  |        of conscious choice and action. ~The recognition of duality
10       5, 70 |           67. Ill done is that action of doing which one repents
11       5, 71 |          68. Well done is that action of doing which one repents
12      17, 231| against irritability in bodily action; let him be controlled in
13      17, 234|       are controlled in bodily action, controlled in speech and
14      20, 281|      not commit evil in bodily action. Let him purify these three
15      20, 281|  purify these three courses of action, and win the path made known