The main points concerning
the Law of Kamma are as follows:
1) As long as defilements still remain, one must continue to undergo the round of rebirth.
2) Whatever one is reborn as, be it a human being, an animal, etc., know that there is a vast number of past good and bad deeds that are lining up to send their consequences. Some individuals meet with hardship in life and want to escape by
committing suicide without realizing how much more suffering they will be facing in the hereafter once they die. Therefore, they should try to solve their problems according to the Threefold Training. They must try and do the best they can to make sure that they will not meet with the same hardship in the next existence.
3) Being reborn in the States of Loss and Woe is the real danger of the round of rebirth. A rebirth as a human being is extremely rare and difficult. The longer it takes to be reborn as a human being, the further one will be from Emancipation and the higher the risk of performing more and more Kamma with its endless consequences.
4) How must we live to make sure that we will spend our future existences in the States of Happiness from now until the time we can attain Nibbana and never again to be reborn in the States of Loss and Woe?
5) Keep to the Buddhist ideal, 'Abandon evil. Perform good deeds. Keep the mind bright and clear.'
