Essay

 1    1|      good or bad. We know that actions consciously performed again
 2    1|      are merely the results of actions done repeatedly in innumerable
 3    1|       own kamma, of one's past actions and thoughts. It is just,
 4    1|        and unskilful (akusala) actions. The former are rooted in
 5    1|        in one's life. The good actions are Generosity, Morality,
 6    1|      Rejoicing in others' good actions, Hearing the Doctrine, Expounding
 7    1|     one's views. The unskilled actions are rooted in greed, hate
 8    1|    avoided. There are ten such actions - killing, stealing, sexual
 9    1|        views. This division of actions is a natural outcome of
10    1| evolved according to one's own actions. Beings are not only owners
11    1|    kamma but also their heirs. Actions fashion not only one's fortune,
12    1|         to be mindful of one's actions, because of the inevitability
13    1|     the moral quality of one's actions. As a tree is judged by
14    1|        nature, as shown by his actions, and the development of
15    1|      carefully choose in one's actions and strive to maintain a
16    1|      mind that dominates man's actions. It is mind that makes one
17    1|     character, as shown by our actions. As for the rest, nothing
18    1|      preserving ours? Our past actions of depriving others may
19    2|       honest in our speech and actions, our employers will certainly
20    2| unwholesome reaction that such actions lead only to dukkha, and
21    3|      we can control our future actions, and thus their future effects.  ~