In the Buddhist dictionary, there are not only good and evil karma, but also pure and impure karma. If you have good intentions, what you do is pure karma. Everyone should not have bad intentions and do evil karma.

In the Buddhist dictionary, there are not only good and evil karma, but also pure and impurities karma.

What are pure karma and defiled karma? My understanding is: Pure karma and defiled karma are distinguished with care.

If you have a good intention, what you do is pure karma.

If you have bad intentions, then what you do is to defile karma.

to illustrate this with a few examples.

There is a saying that good intentions do bad things. Although they commit evil karma, their minds are good, and what they do still belongs to pure karma. This is the evil karma in pure karma.

If you want to harm the other party, you do one thing. This thing not only did not cause harm to the other party, but instead made the other party successful, which was to do good things with bad intentions. What he still did was defiled karma, which is the good karma in defiled karma.

Have good intentions and do good things. This is the good karma in pure karma.

Have bad intentions and do bad things. This is the evil karma among the defiled karma.

Pure karma contains good and bad karma.

Defect karma also contains good and bad karma.

Everyone must have good intentions, do good things, and do pure karma. Even if it is done badly, it is a mistake without intention, because his mind is good, and what he does is still pure karma.

Everyone should not have bad intentions and do evil deeds. Doing things with bad intentions will make the other person successful. This kind of behavior is also subject to reproach, despise and hatred.

should resist and oppose all defiled karma behaviors, and

vigorously promote and advocate pure karma behaviors!