Buddhism Karma OMMC

Episode V is Here! Karma, the Myth of Fate and Free Will

Episode five of the Ordinary Mind Meditation Podcast demystifies and brings clarity to the topic of Karma in Buddhist thought. Don't worry, you're probably not about to turn into a bug because of that mosquito you swatted yesterday.

Episode five of the Ordinary Mind Meditation Podcast demystifies and brings clarity to the topic of Karma in Buddhist thought. Don’t worry, you’re probably not about to turn into a bug because of that mosquito you swatted yesterday. After understanding what Karma is, we practice looking into causes and effects on the level of the body and mind in every moment. We learn to let go of conditioning and to plant positive seeds in the garden of the mind for peace and contentment in every moment.

Once you’re familiar with the subject matter, feel free to use this meditation-only file:

For another in-depth investigation of the topic of Karma, check out bodhibass.com/2018/05/26/karma-d…and-transformation

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I have been practicing Buddhadharma since around 2008. Starting out in a Theravada context and learning from inspiring teachers, I then practiced Zen in both Korean and Vietnamese traditions, Vajrayana (Kagyu) Buddhism and now study and practice and in the lineage of Chan Buddhism (Linji Lineage of HsuYun), in which I am a Novice Priest and Junior Dharma Teacher. My highest aspiration and greatest inspiration is the actual pursuit of happiness – that means my own happiness coupled – inextricably – with that of all others.

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