Kamma is the law of moral causation. The theory of kamma is a fundamental doctrine in Buddhism. This belief was prevalent in India before the advent of the Buddha. Nevertheless, it was the Buddha who ...

Today, Buddhism continues to gain ever-wider acceptance in many lands far beyond its original home. The Buddhist Teaching of the Law of Kamma offers our society a just and incorruptible foundation and ...

Kamma is a Pali word and it covers all kinds of intentional actions, whether mental (mano kamma), verbal (vaci kamma) or physical (kaya kamma). The Buddhist doctrine “Paticcasamuppada” is ...

The time of death is uncertain and unpredictable but the truth of death is not Kammaas the law of nature applies to all beings irrespective of whether they are Buddhists or not. In other words, kamma ...

In one of his early publications titled ‘What is Buddhism’, Ajahn Brahmavamso gives an overview of what the Buddha taught. Presented in a simple style, these extracts from the publication provide ...

and freedom from samsara close samsaraIn Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism, this is the cycle of life, death and rebirth. . Kamma is the idea that all actions (no matter how big or small) have ...

As far as Buddhists are concerned, rebirth is not a mere theory but a fact verifiable by evidence and constitutes a fundamental tenet of Buddhism. It is on record that this belief in rebirth viewed as ...

The Buddhapanya Sri Thawarawadee Buddhist College (BSTBC) has launched 'Shadows of Kamma', an innovative research initiative that addresses contemporary Buddhist social problems by extending academic ...

The book, ‘Buddhism’ translated and compiled by most Venerable Kiribathgoda Gnanananda Thera with much compassion, lays out the basics of what Buddhism really means. This book helps us understand the ...