[k]amma in the way the Buddha taught it means skillful or unskillful action…. As “action,ˮ kamma supports choice. We can choose what actions we undertake…. The teachings on kamma therefore encourage a sense of responsibility for action…. What this means is that in this present moment we do have a choice as to how the future pans out: whether we will feel joyful and at ease with ourselves, or anxious and depressed depends on our actions now. - Ajahn Sucitto
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