Originally posted by An Eternal Now:
I have no idea what you are talking about.
http://www.buddhanet.net/fundbud9.htm
Besides the two varieties of
karma, wholesome and unwholesome karma, we should mention neutral
or ineffective karma. [b]Neutral karma is karma that has no moral
consequence either because the very nature of the action is such as
to have no moral consequence or because it is done involuntarily
and unintentionally. For example, sleeping, walking, breathing,
eating, handicraft and so forth in themselves have no moral
consequence. Similarly, unintentional action is ineffective karma.
In other words, if one accidentally steps on an insect, being
unconscious of its existence, this also constitutes neutral karma
because there is no intention - the intentional element is not
there.[/b]
As I said earlier neutral karma still exist but it has no moral
consequence. For example, the breathing of an arhant may cause a
typhoon that killed millions but yet it is still neutral karma.