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We can purify quickly

The four great effects of our actions.

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10:06 · 2023年1月24日 Beginner

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Negative karma ripens as a negative cycle, keeping us bound in a cycle of suffering life after life. Signs you have purified. The Power of Regret and the Power of Reliance.

More information on this subject can be found in the books How to Transform Your Life, and Modern Buddhism.

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