sanchita
सञ्चित sanchitaThe accumulated store of past karma not yet experienced.
Where this term appears
- Dharma, Karma and Rebirth Essentials
The tradition speaks of three kinds of karma: sanchita , the whole accumulated store from past lives; prarabdha , the portion that has ripened and is being lived out as the present life; and agami , the fresh k…
- Burning the seed Treatise
The store of sanchita karma, the granary of unripened deeds accumulated across beginningless time, is not paid off deed by deed on this account.
- The four movements Treatise
The store has four movements. Sanchita karma is the accumulated whole.
- What remains Treatise
Of the four movements of karma, three can be dealt with by realization. The stored quiver of sanchita is burned.
- What 'karma' doesn't mean Journal
Karma is the Sanskrit word for action, from the root kr, to do or make. In the classical texts it names a law of natural moral causation: every action leaves a…