Causes + Conditions = Result?
…The process of this interaction amongst causes that gives rise to these phenomena is what is commonly termed as ‘result’. It is just a process. And the conditions are this…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…The process of this interaction amongst causes that gives rise to these phenomena is what is commonly termed as ‘result’. It is just a process. And the conditions are this…
…anipphanna rupa (abstract rupa). I suspect these rupa are more like “mechanisms/principles”. – I do not feel confident to say anymore, since I do not have a comfortable understanding on…
…(A-K)” and “Pāli Glossary – (L-Z).” The section on “Comments/Reviews” has two subsections on “Discussion of Comments” and “Book Reviews.” 20. Some either have already learned Abhidhamma or would like…
…mundane or deeper meaning. For example, the old Sinhala commentaries are called “atthakathā.” It means “accounts about the truth” (“kathā” means “story”). Those are the reliable commentaries in the Tipiṭaka:…
…comes from “san” + “yutta” where yutta means “consists of.” It natural to pronounce as “Saṃyutta” than “sanyutta.” This is true of many combined words with “san” (like samsāra, Sammā…
…of the Namaskāraya by the Venerable Thero (you need to adjust the volume control on your computer). It is normally recited three times: https://puredhamma.net/wp-content/uploads/012_Namaskaraya_111.mp3 Download The meaning of the above…
…to committing crimes if not controlled. One must first abstain from activities harmful to oneself or others. Introduction 1. Engaging in sexual activities with one’s spouse is not a problem…
…dhammā are different from dhamma (without the long “a” at the end) in Buddha Dhamma; the latter dhamma refers to “teachings of the Buddha.” Even though “rūpa” is commonly used…
…and bad actions. This is why the vision, Sammā Diṭṭhi, comes first in the Noble Eightfold Path. To get to Sammā Diṭṭhi, one needs to “sort out the good from…
…of the anicca, dukkha, and anatta nature helps remove diṭṭhi vipallāsa at the Sotapanna stage. Complete comprehension of the anicca, dukkha, and anatta nature gets one to the Arahant stage….