Understanding Kamma and Buddhist Practices : หน้า 5/115

The event begins after Buddhist Lent and continues for one month. กรรม kamma; karma; action; deed; willed action; an intentional action that has future consequences, including future reboots; the consequence of one's actions of body, speech and mind; the consequences of past deeds largely determine one's general life situation. -- The Buddha defines it as volition (cetana). Each karmic act is the exercise of a choice, good or bad. Think of kamma as “programming” our future. Thus the ‘kamma- formations’ (sankharas) are the program which we have—through ignorance—made in past lives. The aim of Buddhist practice is to get beyond all kamma. กรรมกิเลส vice of conduct; action causing impurity กรรมฐาน meditation exercise; the act of meditation กรวดน้ำ water-pouring ritual; the act of pouring water to send merit to the deceased, usually performed while monks give blessing in Pali กราบ to pay respect with both palms joined together and bow; salutation with joined palms กรุงสีนวรา Kushinagara City กรุณา (karuna) compassion กลิ่น smell กลืนกันไปกับธรรมชาติ dissolved into the environment กลุ้มใจ unhappy ภะยัสดงศคาย Sakyans; Saky clan กลิ่น (kasina) meditation device; ten meditation aids, consisting of earth, air, water, fire, blue, yellow, red, white, space, and light กิณฑ์ a chapter of religious book; a sermon