Mind Science and compass for Everyday Life: Navigating Mind, Matter, and Liberation Vol-4 The law of Kamma and Rebirth

Synopsis: Why do good and bad things happen? How does life continue after death? This book explains the Abhidhamma view of Kamma — intentional action — and Rebirth-linking consciousness. It shows how wholesome and unwholesome actions bring results, and how the mind continues from one life to another. Using clear examples, it also describes the different planes of existence and how to shape a peaceful future through good deeds and right understanding. Learning Outcome: Readers will understand the law of cause and effect in mental and moral terms, encouraging responsibility for their own thoughts and actions. They will learn that freedom begins by purifying intention. Abstract This book investigates the Abhidhamma explanation of Kamma (intentional action) and Paṭisandhi Citta (rebirth-linking consciousness). It describes how wholesome and unwholesome intentions generate future results across lifetimes and how consciousness continues through the process of death and rebirth. The text outlines the four types of Kamma, their modes of ripening, and the various planes of existence in which beings are reborn. With ethical and psychological clarity, it shows how personal responsibility and intention determine one’s destiny. The book guides readers toward an experiential understanding of moral causation and the continuity of consciousness beyond physical life. May this volume help you see moments as moments—clearly, kindly, and to liberating effect. With Respect The Author Sao Dhammasami Bhikkhu Indasoma Siridantamahapalaka ( Pen Name)