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Reply To: Sabbe Sankhara

…make sure to get any remaining questions answered. P.P.S. I am not saying it is necessary to learn Ahidhamma. It is necessary to learn the meanings of the terms mano,…

Tipiṭaka Commentaries – Helpful or Misleading?

…Buddha. This was made possible by my Noble teacher Waharaka Thēro, who was able to discern the true meanings of key Pāli words with the help of those three original…

Reply To: Post on “Upaya and Upādāna – Two Stages of Attachment”

…samyojana. However, I do not see a connection between those and ajjhatta vinnana and bahidda vinnana. ____ The quoted statement, “’paṭisaṃvedī’ or “paṭisanvedi” (“paṭi + “san” + “vedi“) means vedana…

Reply To: Taking Back my old claim based on newfound awareness

…a ‘Self’” – Atta and anatta have several different meanings and need to be understood in the context where the words are used. Also attā is different from “atta.” For…

Anicca, Dukkha, Anatta – According to Some Key Suttā

…when suitable causes and conditions (per Paṭicca Samuppāda) are there. Also, see “Atta – Two Very Different Meanings.” Next, “If Everything is Anicca Should We Just give up Everything?“, …………..

“Jānato Passato” and Ājāniya – Critical Words to Remember

…May 18, 2024; revised June 26, 2024 (#6 added) Jānāti and Passati 1. The “Antarāmala Sutta (Iti 88)” explains the critical meanings of “jānato” and “passato.” Jānāti means “to have…

Ārammaṇa (Sensory Input) Initiates Critical Processes

…External Objects” and “Vipariṇāma – Two Meanings,” we discussed that most akusala kamma are done while in kāma loka. Thus, an Anāgāmi (who has overcome rebirths in kāma loka) is…

Thoughts on the Absolute Truth

…Nimitta – Ittha = Both refer to objects. 4. Attā – Anatta = attā has two meanings, and together they refer to properties of the world. 5. Assa – Passover…

Dukkha – Previously Unknown Truth About Suffering

…are of the “nicca nature.” (The “anicca nature” has other meanings than this “pīḷana nature;” see “Anicca – True Meaning.” They all emphasize the futility of seeking sensory pleasures to…

Paṭicca Samuppāda, Tilakkhana, Four Noble Truths

…Sensory Input (Ārammaṇa) Sotapanna – One With the “Wider Worldview” of the Buddha Sotapannā – Just Starting on the Noble Path Yoniso Manasikāra and Paṭicca Samuppāda Dhamma – Different Meanings…