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…to be free of ANY suffering (any type of dukkha vedana). – This is hard for many people to understand. They think “Nibbanic bliss” is a vedana. It is not….
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…to be free of ANY suffering (any type of dukkha vedana). – This is hard for many people to understand. They think “Nibbanic bliss” is a vedana. It is not….
September 22, 2019 “Recovering the Suffering-Free Pure Mind.” (Necessary Background Material of August 9, 2023; extracted from “Buddhism – In Charts“) True Happiness Is the Absence of Suffering (with chart…
…Of course he does not understand that all such “pleasures” will come to an end, and once one is born in an apaya, it is very hard to get out….
…to Bypass to Cultivate Satipaṭṭhāna Is Cakkhu Viññāṇa Free of Defilements? Loka and Nibbāna (Aloka) – Complete Overview Path to Nibbāna – The Necessary Background Pāth to Nibbāna – Learning…
…the Sotapanna Anugami stage. I have made some revisions to that English translation to make it clear: Sarakaani Sutta: Sarakaani (Who Took to Drink) [At Kapilavasthu] Now at that time…
…a antidepressend. Probably these medicine have triggered agression and her violence against her own children.” If someone commits an immoral deed while not been aware of it (say, becoming insane…
…will keep pervading the all-encompassing world with an awareness imbued with good will — abundant, expansive, immeasurable, free from hostility, free from ill will.’ That’s how you should train yourselves.”…
…brahma realms. Also note that while abandonment of the 10 types of miccha ditthi is needed for anariya jhanas, Ariya jhanas require a level of comprehension of Tilakkhana): The First…
…to progress, he has to be free of the apayas. And if the Sutta says that he is free of the apayas, then he will progress. So, Akvan, I see…
…are “bonds” that binds one to the rebirth process (also called sansara or samsara). When all ten samyojana are broken, one will be free of all attachments (bonds) to the…