Buddha Abhidhamma - Ultimate Science - BuddhaNet

101
2 Sammà-kammanta
The right action here means the bodily action which is abstinence
from:
1 Pànàtipàtà – killing
2 Adinnàdànà – stealing
3 Kàmesu-micchàcàrà – sexual misconduct
Again when one is in the situation about to commit one of
the above immoral actions, and one abstains from committing it,
then one acquires sammà-kammanta at the moment of abstinence.
3 Sammà-àjãva
The right livelihood means abstaining from a livelihood that
brings harm to other beings, such as trading in arms, living
beings, intoxicating drinks and poison as well as slaughtering,
fishing, soldiering, deceit treachery, soothsaying, trickery, etc.
Appama¤¤à Cetasikas
(Illimitable – 2)
1 Karunà – compassion
2 Mudità – sympathetic joy
There are four illimitable or boundless states. To mention
them in the order they are usually practised, they are mettà
(loving-kindness), karunà (compassion), mudità (sympathetic joy)
and upekkhà (equanimity).
It has been described above that mettà is included in adosa,
and upekkhà in tatramajjhattatà. So only the remaining two are
described here.
In practising any one of the four illimitables, we may
concentrate our attention on a single person or on all the living
beings in the whole world. So they are named ‘illimitable’.