The Fullness of the Karma Consequences

Abstract

This article is a presentation of "The Fullness of the Karma Consequences", Which has interesting content for teaching and learning in this course which has interesting content for teaching in this course because, in today’s society, every human life from birth until death is driven by physical, verbal and mental actions that lead to the karma consequences which in Buddhism called “Vipaka” or “Vipaka Karma”, which has important elements that drive every life to have a good way that called “accomplishment” or in a bad way that called “Failure”. The Karma Consequences produce results according to the laws of nature, producing to weight of Karma. The fullness of the Karma Consequence must always have 3 elements: defilement as motivation; intention as willingness and physical action, verbal action and mental action, both in honesty and dishonesty, which directly and indirectly affect the offender. According to Buddhism, karma is the condition in which the lives of animals are allocated according to the quality of their actions. When doing good deeds Karma will be allocated to good birth, such as being born as a human being. Have a good family background and have beautiful skin when doing evil Karma will be allocated to a condition that is opposite to good karma. All beings have their own karma as their personal property.