Anicca Nature and Anger
Very briefly, the meanings are as follows. Icca means desire. If we believe that it is possible to fulfill that desire and be happy, that is the perception of nicca….
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
Very briefly, the meanings are as follows. Icca means desire. If we believe that it is possible to fulfill that desire and be happy, that is the perception of nicca….
These are issues with words. It is not easy to convey meanings with words. 1. The main point is the following: “saññā vipallāsa” is NOT the same as “distorted saññā.”…
…the theme. Just directly watch the movie. When I first saw it, I was overwhelmed by the deeper meanings in this movie and the correlation with Buddha Dhamma. Its hard…
…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…
…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…
…message. First, one must understand the Four Noble Truths (same as Paṭicca Samuppāda or the true meanings of anicca, dukkha, and anatta.) Abhidhamma only facilitates one to analyze situations to…
…a phonetic language. Meanings come based on sounds. I have given many examples throughout the website. Pabhassara Citta (Defilement-Free “Thought”) 7. The “pabhassara citta” is succinctly described in two verses…
…the Pāli terms and understand their meanings. 17. I have introduced cetasika in “Cetasika (Mental Factors)” and have discussed some aspects of them in the “Citta and Cetasika” section. Thus,…
…meanings of key concepts (eg., anicca, anatta, viññāna) have been uncovered. We need to maintain this momentum and make it easier for the future generations to access the pure and…
The folowing post is from TripleGemStudent: Key words Lal always says “future suffering” and “suffering in the rebirth process”. It sounds so simple, but it really has deep meanings, not…