Response to a Sensory Stimulus – Role of Gati/Anusaya
…and Rupakkhandha, Nāma and Nāmagotta.” Let us take an example to understand more details about the response to a sensory stimulus. Let us consider a visual input as an example….
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…and Rupakkhandha, Nāma and Nāmagotta.” Let us take an example to understand more details about the response to a sensory stimulus. Let us consider a visual input as an example….
…3. I provided following information in my comment on July 31, 2024 at 3:58 pm: ___________ “1. When a sensory input (arammana) comes in, the mind first experiences “bahiddha vinnana.”…
January 1, 2020 1. Puredhamma.net completed a full six years online. There are over 600 posts at the site. It may look challenging to navigate through. It may be difficult…
…(saṁyojana) covering that “suffering-free mind” because of our “built-in false sense of joyful sensations” (“distorted saññā”) for sensory experiences. Thus, a root cause of suffering is not comprehending that our…
…“suffering-free” pure mind.) I discussed those basic ideas in the subsection “Recovering the Suffering-Free Pure Mind.“ In other words, until a Buddha comes to the world and teaches about the…
…the physical body is not a common occurrence. However, he mentioned (maybe in another video) that about 10% of all people have experienced such an OBE. It is more common…
…comment by that specific person (i.e., one’s comment will appear below that comment or that thread). Then a reader will need to scan to find the new comment (especially if…
…concepts” section at end of 2021. In the printed book, number is “2011”. Anyways, now onwards I will verify the printed book articles with online latest revised versions before posting….
…Brahma worlds after death, they are not free from the four apayas and, consequently, from Kāma raga. King Bimbisāra will inevitably be free from Kāma raga after his seven bhavas….
…were composed in Pāli during the time of the Buddha. Per the Sinhala version of those three commentaries, one was the work of Ven. Sariputta and the other two attributed…