MLC1805 What Is Rebirth?
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Vol 18Kamma&Rebirth - Part 2The
Vol 18
Kamma&Rebirth - Part 2
The Buddhist doctrine of Kamma teaches
that every 'intentional' action (Kamma),
whether wholesome or unwholesome,
produces its inevitable results or effects
(Vipāka) in this life or in future birth.
The late Venerable advises us not to simply submit blindly to the results or effects of our past kamma. He encourages us to use our effort, knowledge, patience and wisdom to confront them, thereby possibly eliminating or at least minimizing the unwholesome kammic effects of our past kamma.
Nine more talks on the subjects of kamma and rebirth by the late Venerable are included in this volume. Learn about the different types of kammic effects, what constitute wrong views, what merits are generated from wholesome actions, etc. Five other talks on Buddhist teachings are also included.
The late Venerable Dr. K Sri Dhammananda (1919-2006) began his Dhammadūta work in Malaysia in 1952. Over the years, he delivered more than 5600 talks and also authored more than 55 publications. We are grateful to the Anatta Group for leading the project in re-compiling and editing the talks delivered by the late Venerable.
Track No. Duration
01 Twelve Kinds Of Kammic Effect 1:25:18
02 Four Types Of Individual - By Analysis Of 1:03:43
Kammic Effects
03 Two Kinds Of Good Kamma - Lokiya & 1:05:56
Lokuttara Kamma
04 How Can Kamma Itself Create The Effect 1:09:46
Without God To Implement It?
05 What Is Rebirth ? 1:02:14
06 How Can Rebirth Take Place Without A Soul? 1:10:23
07 Eight Places Where We Experience Difficulty 0:52:32
In Performing Merits
08 Pañca Niyāma Dhamma - Five Natural Processes 1:02:26
09 The Problem Of No Disciplines 1:14:43
10 Ten Kinds Of Wrong Beliefs - Micchā Ditthi 0:50:38
11 Spirits & Ghosts 1:07:05
12 Buddhism For This World - Ten Kinds of 0:50:44
Human Duties
13 Buddhist Attitude Towards Other Religions 1:15:35
14 Metta Meditation And Its Eleven Good Results 0:57:45
Kamma&Rebirth - Part 2
The Buddhist doctrine of Kamma teaches
that every 'intentional' action (Kamma),
whether wholesome or unwholesome,
produces its inevitable results or effects
(Vipāka) in this life or in future birth.
The late Venerable advises us not to simply submit blindly to the results or effects of our past kamma. He encourages us to use our effort, knowledge, patience and wisdom to confront them, thereby possibly eliminating or at least minimizing the unwholesome kammic effects of our past kamma.
Nine more talks on the subjects of kamma and rebirth by the late Venerable are included in this volume. Learn about the different types of kammic effects, what constitute wrong views, what merits are generated from wholesome actions, etc. Five other talks on Buddhist teachings are also included.
The late Venerable Dr. K Sri Dhammananda (1919-2006) began his Dhammadūta work in Malaysia in 1952. Over the years, he delivered more than 5600 talks and also authored more than 55 publications. We are grateful to the Anatta Group for leading the project in re-compiling and editing the talks delivered by the late Venerable.
Track No. Duration
01 Twelve Kinds Of Kammic Effect 1:25:18
02 Four Types Of Individual - By Analysis Of 1:03:43
Kammic Effects
03 Two Kinds Of Good Kamma - Lokiya & 1:05:56
Lokuttara Kamma
04 How Can Kamma Itself Create The Effect 1:09:46
Without God To Implement It?
05 What Is Rebirth ? 1:02:14
06 How Can Rebirth Take Place Without A Soul? 1:10:23
07 Eight Places Where We Experience Difficulty 0:52:32
In Performing Merits
08 Pañca Niyāma Dhamma - Five Natural Processes 1:02:26
09 The Problem Of No Disciplines 1:14:43
10 Ten Kinds Of Wrong Beliefs - Micchā Ditthi 0:50:38
11 Spirits & Ghosts 1:07:05
12 Buddhism For This World - Ten Kinds of 0:50:44
Human Duties
13 Buddhist Attitude Towards Other Religions 1:15:35
14 Metta Meditation And Its Eleven Good Results 0:57:45
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