Karma Story of Buddhist Ethics

Author(s): Paul Carus
Publisher: Chicago Open Court Publishing Company

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KARMA.
retribution attendant upon unkind deeds, he resolved to be in the future more considerate „with his fellow-beings.
The rice was loaded and together they pursued their journey to Bârânasî, when sud
denly the horse jumped aside. “A snake, a snake!” shouted the farmer; but the samana looked closely at the object at which the horse shuddered, jumped out of the cart, and saw that it was a purse full of gold, and the idea