karma that ends karma: all the suttas that talk about that (that I know of)

Let me know if you know of other suttas.

article collecting all the sutta excerpts:

kamma-k-khayā: karma that ends karma

links to the full suttas (alphabetical):

AN 3.75 Ananda compares Jain’s wrong view on ending karma with the Buddha’s 3 ways

AN 4.23 karmas ended as an attribute of a Buddha

AN 4.232 four kinds of karmas/actions

AN 4.233 four karmas in detail

AN 4.234 brahmin claims: Gotama advocates not doing any deeds. So he teaches the annihilation of the world!

AN 4.235 four karmas in detail, wrt/training rules

AN 4.236 slightly different details than previous sutta

AN 4.237 using 8aam path to end karma

AN 4.238 using 7sb to end karma

DN 33 there are four karmas/actions

KN KN Iti 112 ending karma as an attribute of Buddha

KN KN Snp‍ ^5.1 ending karma as an attribute of Buddha

MN 14 wrong view of Jains that self torture leads to end of karma and suffering

MN 57 examples given for four karmas

MN 101 Buddha gives detailed reasons why Jain view of ending karma and suffering is wrong

SN 5.8 ending karma as an attribute of Buddha

SN 46.26 when craving ends, karmas end; when karmas end suffering ends

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Forum discussion

BDistheB·19 hr. ago

SN 35.145

AN 6.63

https://www.reddit.com/r/theravada/comments/147uy9y/karma_and_ends_karma_all_the_suttas_that_talk/
1hullofaguy·12 hr. ago
Theravāda/Early Buddhism

Ajahn Sucitto wrote a whole book on this topic. Perhaps look there
Kamma and the End of Kamma
https://www.abhayagiri.org/books/458-kamma-and-the-end-of-kamma

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