te ('â', When a person makes kamma to be felt in such & such a way, that is how its result is experienced,â there is the living of the holy life, there is the opportunity for the right ending of stress."4 Notes 1. According to MN 36, this means that pleasure can invade this individualâs mind and remain there. 2. Again according to MN 36, this means that pain can invade this individualâs mind and remain there. 3. Immeasurable concentration. See AN 3:65 (PTS—AN 3:66). 4. For a discussion of this discourse in the general context of the Buddhaâs teaching on kamma (karma), see The Wings to Awakening, Section I/B. See also: MN 86; MN 136; SN 20:4; SN 42:8; AN 5:79; AN 11:16 - --> - - - -