A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…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…
…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…
…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?…
…(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…
…must understand the true meanings of anicca, dukkha, and anatta. I had so many unresolved questions on parts of Abhidhamma until I listened to the first desana from one of…
…This is how the true meanings of the original words have been lost due to incorporation of “sophisticated sounding” Sanskrit words with no relevance. Table: Analysis of the “world” and…
…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…
…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,…