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________________ THE SPIDER-WEB. 7 HILE the charitable samana washed the wounds, the robber chief said: "I have done much evil and no good. How can I extricate myself from the net of sorrow which I have woven out of the evil desires of my own heart? My Karma will lead me to Hell and I shall never be able to walk in the path of salvation.” Said the samana: “Indeed your Karma will in its future incarnations reap the seeds of evil that you have sown. There is no escape from the consequences of our actions. But there is no cause for despair. The man who is converted and has rooted out the illusion of self, with all its lusts and sinful desires, will be a source of blessing to himself and others. “As an illustration, I will tell you the story of the great robber Kandata, who died with
SR No.011072
Book TitleKarma Story of Buddhist Ethics
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorPaul Carus
PublisherChicago Open Court Publishing Company
Publication Year1903
Total Pages83
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size7 MB
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