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…posted on gati and āsava with this post. See, “Habits and Goals, and Character (Gati),” “The Law of Attraction, Habits, Character (Gati), and Cravings (Āsava),” “Saṃsāric Habits, Character (Gati), Cravings…

…one’s lifestream and most can be traced back numerous lives in the past; see, “Āsava, Anusaya, and Gati (Gathi)“. While there can be an infinite number of gati, there are…

…good idea about the role of one’s gati. The Pali word “gati” (pronounced “gathi”) can loosely one’s character, which also defines one’s habits. You may want to read “The Law…

…Tilakkhana.” One’s gati can lead to specific future births. 3. Gati are carried from from life-to-life. However, gati are FORMED mainly during human lives. If a human cultivates an “animal…

…“gati” that I have discussed in several posts; see the introductory post: “The Law of Attraction, Habits, Character (Gati), and Cravings (Āsavas).” By the way, removal of “āsava” and “gati”…

…citta, since they are kammically neutral. Then, based on one’s gati (pronounced “gathi”), āsava, anusaya, one’s mind may automatically get interested in a sense input (called an ārammana), and may…

…to understand the above point. Each person has a set of cravings/attachments. The Pali word to represent this idea is “gati” (pronounced “gathi.”) Gati are also related to āsava and…

…(Gathi).” An Average Human Will Have Both Good and Bad Anusaya (and Gati) 7. We usually call someone a “good person” based on their overall character, i.e., if that person…