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 1     Int, 2  |         an impersonal universal law which reigns over all sentient
 2     Int, 2  | sentient existence. This is the law of kamma (Sanskrit: karma),
 3     Int, 2  |         this recognition of the law of kamma, put forth to show
 4     Int, 2  |     invisible but all-embracing law which binds together all
 5     Int, 2  |         is in harmony with that law, that through the efficacy
 6     Int, 2  | becoming. To follow the ethical law leads upwards -- to inner
 7     Int, 2  |         and joy. To violate the law, to act in the grip of selfishness
 8     Int, 3  |      the impersonal, implacable law of arising, change, and
 9       1, 8  |      hatred appeased. This is a law eternal. ~
10      13, 176|        who has violated the one law (of truthfulness) who holds
11      19, 257|  sagacious man is a guardian of law and is called just. ~