Reply To: Tuvaṭaka Sutta – 4.14. The Quick Way
Perhaps that one can do it but for free.
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
Perhaps that one can do it but for free.
Moreover,one should judiciously take advantage of the free available time one has. If one has to choose between Insight Meditation/ Tilakhanna bhavana and circumnanbulations…well the decision isn’t difficult to make….
…of Sansāra (or Samsāra)“. – The ability to see “san” (defilements of greed, hate, ignorance that come to one’s mind) increases significantly when one starts comprehending Tilakkhana, i.e., at the…
…how the key Pali terms originated (“pada nirukti”). Kusala comes from “ku” + ”sala”, where “ku” refers to “kunu” or keles or defilements, and “sala” means “to get rid of”….
…way beyond philosophy, whose goal is to explain Existence, while the Buddha’s Message is how to free oneself from all the suffering there. may you attain that Peace, y not…
…company, etc. Anytime you hurt another it’s immoral and will come back you with interest. 6.Harsh speech, yelling, abusive, rude, short or lewd speaking not only out loud, but in…
…me is including the 10 sanyojanas in my metta bhavana, especially, sakkaya ditthi. “May myself and all being be free from the apayas forever by removing the 3 of the…
…be sensed as not really authentic behaviour. In a sense all habitual behaviour is a kind of imprisonment, fettered, not free. Can we say that this conditioned behaviour, this reactive…
…the past when beings were free of, or existed independently, of the khandhas. Before coming to Buddhadhamma I gave a reasonable credence, one that at least deserved investigation,to the Mahāyāna…
Y not, A being free of the khandas can but be a being that achieved the highest Nibanna…?…