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Kamma and The Buddhist Precepts

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Submitted by AFAN team member Amaranatho a Buddhist on 11/01/2009 00:07
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Sila - a pali  word original meant a rock - in Buddhism it is used to mean virtue/morality and is linked with five precepts. The word rock and the five precepts could be linked by the word foundation. Sila is a foundation for a natural way to act. 

Kamma means action.  
kamma In a nut shell        good,evil and beyond Ajahn Puyutto ( a very good ebook -pdf)    a study guide

 

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