What Kamma Is?

By Ven. U. Thittila

18 pages

Kamma is neither fatalism nor a doctrine of predetermination.

Published in 1983 in “Gems of Buddhist Wisdom” by The Buddhist Missionary Society, Kuala Lumpur.

Bibtex Data

@inproceedings{thittila1983-what-kamma-is,
    title={{W}hat {K}amma {I}s?},
    author={Ven. U. Thittila},
    booktitle={Gems of Buddhist Wisdom},
    publisher={The Buddhist Missionary Society},
    address={Kuala Lumpur},
    year=1983,
    pages={129--146},
    chapter=8,
    keywords={kamma,abhidhamma},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://archive.org/download/gems-of-buddhist-wisdom/What%20Kamma%20Is%20-%20Thittila_text.pdf}
}

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