The Law of Karma: a Fundamental Teaching of the Buddha

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Rev. Amanda Robertson encourages Western Buddhists not to so easily disregard the Law of Karma. She encourages us to prove it true for ourselves and offers stories and insights from her own life and other Dharma writings to help try and illuminate this important teaching of the Buddha. YouTube: https://youtu.be/bqlBI_ieIoM Twitter/X: @shastaabbey

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This episode was published on April 13, 2025.

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Rev. Amanda Robertson encourages Western Buddhists not to so easily disregard the Law of Karma. She encourages us to prove it true for ourselves and offers stories and insights from her own life and other Dharma writings to help try and illuminate...

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