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As you already say in the post “what are dhammā?“, mainly in #15, kamma is stored as dhammā and those dhammā can grow by empowering such gati. Thus at cuti moment we have contact again with such dhammā (= nama rupa) and the following PS steps namarupa paccaya salayatana … lead to the new bhava. This feedback loop is responsible for rebirth.
My point is that I think this is not so clear described somewhere on your website. The only exception could be that post in the Abhidhamma section. -
Tobias wrote: “My point is that I think this is not so clear described somewhere on your website.”
Yes. It is possible that in old posts the concept is not described in the same way.
– It is not easy to check for such posts. As you all know, I keep revising old posts as I come across inadequacies or even mistakes occasionally. The goal is to be consistent with the Tipitaka to the fullest extent.
– If you or anyone else come across such posts, please post in the forum or send me an email: [email protected].P.S.
The concept is discussed in more detail in the recent post: “Nāma Loka and Rupa Loka – Two Parts of Our World“
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