kamma-and-its-fruit_nyanaponika.md

title	authors	external_url	drive_links	course	tags	year	olid	oclc	publisher	pages
Kamma and Its Fruit	nyanaponika story-francis Bhikkhu Ñāṇajīvako gorkom Leonard A. Bullen	https://www.bps.lk/olib/bp/bp413s_Nyanaponika_Kamma-And-Its-Fruit-Essays.pdf	https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWvzdHq7rhXBdvCZ0sRqrOiDXHFByptH/view?usp=drive_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sXAdAYGRT6XemHGqWXXC4KkIEfV7dmaH/view?usp=drive_link	karma	ethics	1975	OL13056102M	313690068	bps	96

Kamma is action; vipáka is result. Therefore kamma is the active principle; vipáka is the passive mode of coming-to-be.

A collection of essays by five different authors that explain actions and results and how this understanding plays a role in cultivating the Buddha path. The essays are:

1. Action — Francis Story
2. Kamma and Causality — Francis Story
3. Action and Reaction in Buddhist Teachings — Leonard A. Bullen
4. Questions and Answers about Kamma and its Fruit — Nina von Gorkom
5. Kamma and Freedom — Francis Story
6. Collective Karma — Francis Story
7. Reflection on Kamma and its Fruit — Nyanaponika Thera
8. Karma: The Ripening Fruit — Bhikkhu Ñāṇajīvako.