Dear Sir lal, 🙏🏻
I have a question regarding the Bodhisatta path based on discussions in PureDhamma.
It is mentioned that a Bodhisatta does not know Vipassana until the night of attaining Buddhahood.
So In previous lives, when a Bodhisatta encounters a living Buddha, does he ever come to know or practice Vipassana in any form?
Or is it that he may hear the Dhamma and practice sīla and samādhi, but never truly understand Tilakkhana and the Four Noble Truths until his final life? Or that he cannot comprehend the Four Noble Truths from another Buddha after receiving niyata vivaraṇa
With respect 🙏