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 Skillful qualities (kusalā dhammā)
Alternative translations: Wholesome qualities
Subtopics: Middle Path, Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths, Aids to Awakening, Bases of Success, Faculties, Factors of Awakening, Divine Abidings, Treasures, Perfections, Progress of insight, Stages of awakening, Heedfulness, Gratitude, Merit, Forgiveness, Contentment, Trust, Courage, Humility, Dignity, Non-contention, Self-reliance
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Death and Dying, Session 1 – May. 9, 2014

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13. Comment: We can’t know the kamma or state of mind of someone who is dying. Because the dying person’s consciousness can be very open, it’s useful to remind them of their wholesome actions. Contributed by Jeanne Daskais. [Kamma] [Consciousness] [Spaciousness] [Recollection/Virtue] [Death]

Story: Sri Lankans keep a lifelong record of the good things they have done. Friends and relatives read this to them at the time of death. Told by Ajahn Pasanno. [Skillful qualities] [History/Sri Lankan Buddhism]