Karma
Karma is the law of the cycle of cause and effect. Every positive or negative volitional act - mental, vocal, or physical - will produce its commensurate effects in the form of pleasant or painful results. Master Vasu
bandu writes, " Through the law of karma, various worlds have evolved."
The past positive or negative deeds of beings determine their future happiness or painful experiences. All the experiences of our lives are mere responses and reactions to what we have been registering in our mind-stream, thereby planting habitual karmic seeds in the universal ground, the unconsciousness state, of our mind. Every happening of our life is the maturation of those karmic seeds. Seeds of positive deeds, such as the thoughts, words, and physical actions of love and wisdom will produce peaceful, happy, and enlightening results. Dislike, anger, and attachment brings us only pain and suffering. Until the attainment of buddhahood, which transcends the karmic cycle, we will enjoying continuously the effects of the past karma and in every moment we are creating many new karma.
The past positive or negative deeds of beings determine their future happiness or painful experiences. All the experiences of our lives are mere responses and reactions to what we have been registering in our mind-stream, thereby planting habitual karmic seeds in the universal ground, the unconsciousness state, of our mind. Every happening of our life is the maturation of those karmic seeds. Seeds of positive deeds, such as the thoughts, words, and physical actions of love and wisdom will produce peaceful, happy, and enlightening results. Dislike, anger, and attachment brings us only pain and suffering. Until the attainment of buddhahood, which transcends the karmic cycle, we will enjoying continuously the effects of the past karma and in every moment we are creating many new karma.
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