There is no possibility of a human action without moral consequence

I will use the Jainism reading that we did to show my argument about there is no possibility for human actions without moral consideration. The reading itself focuses on ethics in the philosophical traditions of India where anyone practicing this way should commit to the value of life and should reach a high personal moral/spiritual state. Now taking into consideration that statement what does it all means, well it means that if to be a Jain monks you have to work on obtaining this state of highest good then that means that whatever you do you have to represent your commitment to this practice thus, it means that every action you take you will have to consider the value of life and its consequences and since this practice teaches all that follow that every action taken you have to value life thus you also have to consider the moral consequences to it. It all ties in. why else should an action have moral consequence to it if in the first place no one value life? Let's think about it from this perspective. If neither of us or for that matter if no one value life itself than why have moral consequences isn't a consequence the result of an action taken, thus if every day we perform an act and never think about the consequence than image what kind of world it would be. We have to someway somehow think about unconsciously or consciously think about the consequence to this action that we are performing. Jain states 1-Jains is committed to the value of life(31.1) 2-Suffering is painful (32.6) 3-A creature that feels pain has the right to moral consideration (32.7) 4-therefore, respect others as you would like to be respected (32.6-7) With this in mind, we can see that if there was no moral consequence that would follow human action we would not have to respect others or to morally consider our actions. Jainism would not need to exist since we would not consider our actions to be harmful to anyone or anything (animals...) Going back on my example of smoking in a room full of children the person smoking considered the result of their action whether they felt it right or wrong that is not the point here but the fact that they even consider is what we need to focus on. They thought about it and they decided to please themselves as opposed to others. Now, to others that is morally wrong, but you see in this sentence I said morally wrong. So what's next is moral consequence. if you have the word moral in a sentence then what follow is also going to be morally something regardless of how we think the action may not have anything moral to it but it does. No matter what we do there is a consequence that follows our actions, for example I eat breakfast every morning the consequence is that my body gets the nourishment it needs so there is a consequence/ a result that comes from eating my breakfast every morning. The same goes with if I run everyday I will loose weight or I will be fit or I will be tired... whatever the end result just know that there is one. If I go to class everyday the result of me going to class everyday should at least one possibility is that I pass the class so the end result is there. Why should we separate the action from the result when the relationship is actor=act=consequence. We should not have to do that. Moral consequence have to do with the moral consideration; let's look at it this way taking back my example about eating breakfast every day when I do that I consciously morally consider my body and I obviously value my life and my thoughts are that it is right to eat breakfast every morning that way my body gets its nourishment so if I perform the action of eating every morning the moral consequence is that I am doing the right thing by eating so that my body gets nourish, the same goes if I was not to eat every morning as a consequence I would starve and that would be a morally wrong consequence. It works both ways once you have taking a step to perform an action you committed to that action the consequence follows and that's it.