2026 What Is Kamma Karma Buddhist Explorations Of Intention Action Ethics And Causality
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This online course explores Buddhist understandings of intention, action, ethics, and causality. Led by William Edelglass, participants delve into the concept of kamma/karma through Pali suttas, Abhidhamma texts, and Mahayana accounts. The program includes presentations, discussions, and meditation, providing a nuanced understanding of kamma/karma and its interconnectedness with Buddhist thought and practice. The course runs from July 20 to August 6, 2026, and is suitable for beginning and experienced practitioners. Through this course, participants can expect to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between intention and action, and how it relates to the nature of persons and ethics.
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This course is suitable for both beginning and experienced practitioners of Buddhism. Those interested in exploring ethical concepts, intention, and actions within the Buddhist framework will thrive in this environment. It invites open-minded participants ready to engage in thoughtful discussions and reflections.
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