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…main ideas across, which are: Viññāṇa is a complex concept. This is why it is not appropriate to translate viññāṇa as just “consciousness.” See “Search Results for: viññāṇa two meanings.”…

…to know the meanings behind these words, it will become easy to see what happens. More Kamma Viññān Lead to Strengthening of Kamma Bija 11. The strength of a given…

…or tanha, it is best to use the Pāli words and comprehend their meanings; those keywords convey deep meanings that may take several words or even sentences in any other…

…equating “pabha” to “pabhā” (with a “long a.”) Those two words have very different meanings; see #3 below. All of us agree that the first part means, “viññāṇa is unseen,…

…together. Those two verses have the following meanings: All things and phenomena have the mind as their forerunner. They all are mind-made. If one speaks or acts with an evil…

…means moral thoughts/deeds, immoral thoughts/deeds, and the cultivation of arūpāvacara jhāna. For details, see “Kamma, Saṅkhāra, and Abhisaṅkhāra – What Is “Intention”?“ Pāli to English Translations – Conventional Meanings 3….

…“sati.” Double Meanings of Words – Unique In Pāli with Deeper “Dhamma Meanings” 1. Many Pāli words have “double meanings.” As we will see below, that happens in other languages…

Nāmarupa can have very different meanings based on the context. Here, we will discuss the meaning associated with sensory experiences, i.e., those that are associated with vipāka viññāṇa. April 9,…

Revised May 19, 2019; May 13, 2021; May 19, 2021; September 9, 2022 Introduction 1. Nāmarūpa can have different but related meanings in different contexts. Nāmarūpa in the standard upapatti…

…the method of learning the meanings/pronunciations gradually. Learn the common keywords first. 2. Buddha said it is hard to find any phenomena in this world that change faster than the…