The University Chronicle; An Official Record
The University Chronicle; An Official Record
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. . . , infatuation are conditions imder which deeds are produced." When action is performed imder these conditions they will be Digitized by Google 162 UNIVEESITY OP CALIPOENIA CHEONICLE sure to ripen, but when action is performed without these, it leaves no Karma. The Buddha compares these three to the water that makes the seed of Karma grow into a future action. If that water is not there the Karma cannot grow.
A goodly proportion of worldly pursuits rests pri- marily upon selfishness and ig...norance, and it is only upon the renunciation of these that one may attain Nir- vana. But this is not possible for everyone, so the Buddha lays down a set of commandments for the guid- ance of both clergy and laity : 1. Not to kill animals or human beings.
2. Not to steal.
3. Not to lie.
4. Not to drink intoxicating liquors.
5. Not to be unchaste.
6. Not to eat after noon.
7. Not to witness dancing or the performance of plays.
8. Not to use garlands, perfumes, or ornaments.
9. Not to partake of any worldly vanity, or to sleep on a bedstead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . , infatuation are conditions imder which deeds are produced." When action is performed imder these conditions they will be Digitized by Google 162 UNIVEESITY OP CALIPOENIA CHEONICLE sure to ripen, but when action is performed without these, it leaves no Karma. The Buddha compares these three to the water that makes the seed of Karma grow into a future action. If that water is not there the Karma cannot grow.
A goodly proportion of worldly pursuits rests pri- marily upon selfishness and ig...norance, and it is only upon the renunciation of these that one may attain Nir- vana. But this is not possible for everyone, so the Buddha lays down a set of commandments for the guid- ance of both clergy and laity : 1. Not to kill animals or human beings.
2. Not to steal.
3. Not to lie.
4. Not to drink intoxicating liquors.
5. Not to be unchaste.
6. Not to eat after noon.
7. Not to witness dancing or the performance of plays.
8. Not to use garlands, perfumes, or ornaments.
9. Not to partake of any worldly vanity, or to sleep on a bedstead.
What to read after The University Chronicle; An Official Record?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California. University. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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