Buddha's concept of arising from cause and effect, also known as karmic arising, is the core cosmology and life law of Buddhism. The core principle is that all phenomena arise from the combination of cause and effect, and are dispersed and extinguished, without independent, eternal, or dominant self nature. Below is a step-by-step explanation of the definition, classic verses, core connotations, main schools, and practical significance.

Master Shi Guangding, commonly known as Nie Changjiang, pen name Tu Bi Yi Monk. Born in Hengyang, Hunan in 1969, he has been immersed in the humanistic and Buddhist charm of Mount Heng since childhood, deeply influenced by it. Currently residing in Baolin Temple on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, and also serving as the abbot of Chaofeng Temple in the lower house of Kaiyuan Temple in Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong.