Āsava, Anusaya, and Gati (Gathi)
…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 (Āsava).” Finding exact…
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…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 (Āsava).” Finding exact…
…like gati, āsāvās are deep-seated and ingrained in one’s lifestream, and most can be traced back numerous lives in the past; see, “Āsava, Anusaya, and Gati (Gathi)“. While there can…
…cultivate gati suitable for human and higher realms). These set of gati are also called “asava”. When all gati are removed, one becomes an Arahant. Then one will not grasp…
…kind of “animal gati”. If X is a serial killer, he has gati suitable for much harsher realms in the niraya. If X has “excessively greedy gati” (and thus can…
…Sansāra (or Saṃsāra)“), and “gati” (pronounced “gathi”)are saṃsāric habits (see, “saṃsāric Habits and āsavā“); thus “san gati” means saṃsāric habits; “phassa” means contact, and “tinnan” (pronounced “thinnan”) means three. See…
…It is necessary to get a 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…
…this key Pāli term: “gati.” One can get a list of relevant posts by typing “gati” in the “Search” box at the top right. Note that “gati” is pronounced as…
…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…
…on the key factors that we discussed in the previous posts; see “The Law of Attraction, Habits, Character (Gati), and Cravings (Āsavā)” and “Habits, Goals, and Character (Gati or Gathi)“:…
…see “Gati, Bhava, and Jāti” to read about the critical concept of gati. It is incorrect to say we have a “self” or “no-self”; we only have gati that can…