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This issue's column discusses the concept of cause and effect in Buddhism, highlighting the importance of understanding the truth of karma and its impact on our lives. The article shares a story from the Buddha's time about an old woman who offered rotten food to the Buddha and received great merit, illustrating the principle of "small cause, big effect." It also cites a story about a tree that grew from a small seed, demonstrating the same principle. The article explains that the speed of our thoughts and intentions is extremely fast, allowing us to plant many seeds of karma in a short time, which will eventually ripen into fruit. The story of Maudgalyayana's past life, in which he attempted to kill his parents, is also mentioned to illustrate the concept of karma.