Difference Between Dhammā and Saṅkhāra
…Samuppāda, Tilakkhana, Four Noble Truths.” Adhamma and Mundane Version of Saddhamma Give Rise to Rebirths 9. In the post “Dhamma – Different Meanings Depending on the Context,” we discussed different…
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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: Validity of current interpretation of Satipatthana Sutta
…vinnana (as you have given here: Purāna and Nava Kamma – Sequence of Kamma Generation, under “Bahidda and Ajjhatta Viññāṇa”). Could you explain how you managed to derive these meanings?…
Reply To: Validity of current interpretation of Satipatthana Sutta
…patikulamanasikāra pabba, dhātumanasikāra pabba, and navasivatika pabba (focused on the physical body.) As I have mentioned many times, a word can have several meanings, depending on the context. With practice,…
Reply To: Kamma and the formation of snow crystal. Insight into the workings of kamma
…You are on one end of the spectrum. At the other end are those ask for Tipitaka references and explanations. In any case, one NEEDS to learn the meanings of…
What is Intention in Kamma?
…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,…
Kilesa – Relationship to Akusala, Kusala, and Puñña Kamma
…(abhi)saṅkhāra.” Such abhisaṅkhāra includes puññābhisaṅkhāra involved in puñña kamma. See “Saṅkhāra – Many Meanings.” It is critical to understand various types of abhisaṅkhāra. 8. Therefore, living a moral life (and…
Reply To: I Have Been working on Pure Buddha Dhamma MindMap.
…map structure – pañcakKhanda section – detailed Meanings of viññana with example – detailed section on yathabhuta Nana (true nature of suddhāṭṭhaka/bhutā) – Detailed section on cetasika (all 52 cetasika…
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…
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….