Learning sutta about the development of loving-kindness

The Buddha's words “Monks, these are four kinds of kamma that I have declared after realizing and directly knowing them myself. What are the four? There is, monks, kamma that is dark with dark results; there is, monks, kamma that is bright with bright results; there is, monks, kamma that is both dark and bright with both dark and bright results; there is, monks, kamma that is neither dark nor bright, with neither dark nor bright results, conducive to the destruction of kamma.

The Buddha's words Photo by meriç tuna on Unsplash “Monks, these are four kinds of kamma that I have declared after realizing and directly knowing them myself. What are the four? There is, monks, kamma that is dark with dark results; there is, monks, kamma that is bright with bright results; there is, monks, kamma that is both dark and bright with both dark and bright results; there is, monks, kamma that is neither dark nor bright, with neither dark nor bright results, conduc

The Buddha's words Photo by Mayar Zidan on Unsplash “Monks, these four kinds of kamma have been declared by me, having realized them directly for myself. What are these four? Monks, there is dark kamma with dark results; monks, there is bright kamma with bright results; monks, there is dark and bright kamma with dark and bright results; monks, there is kamma that is neither dark nor bright, with neither dark nor bright results, leading to the exhaustion of kamma. “And what,