Ānantarika Kamma – Connection to Gandhabba
…from “na” + “āgāmi” or “not coming back”: “na” + “āgāmi” rhymes as “anāgāmi.” It means “not coming back to the kāma loka.” He/she will attain Nibbāna from those Brahma…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…from “na” + “āgāmi” or “not coming back”: “na” + “āgāmi” rhymes as “anāgāmi.” It means “not coming back to the kāma loka.” He/she will attain Nibbāna from those Brahma…
…quick results. Keep taking the medication and hopefully you can reduce the dose over time, and eventually become free of medication. As I mentioned before, each one of has health…
Hi Eric, I am not a professional psychologist, but I hope my suggestions can help. Before comprehending Tilakkhana, you need to set up the proper background, as Lal has said….
Hi Eric, Here’s an example of what I’ve done to turn things around. Just in the last two days, I’ve experienced a wonderful calm and what many have described as…
Hello firewns: I just woke up and the brain wheels are still clogged. I will get to your question(s) after my coffees. For now I cannot resist commenting on the…
…capable to communicating the right way or to explain the what he has grasped. As we know, it is very hard to comprehend (and also to teach) the “anicca nature”….
…realm (through magga phala) lower than that of a Sakadagami? They are freed of only the four lowest realms, not the human one. This is how I understand it: Sotapannas…
…ARE CONCERNED, that is, where free will to change the course of events or to minimize their impact comes into play. However in some other cases IT WOULD APPEAR that…
…causes from the mind via comprehending Tilakkhaṇa. They remain as anusaya and come to the surface under suitable conditions. For example, X may see an enticing object, and greed (lōbha)…
…and pains. Surely they are then of dukkha nature too?” Of course. Suffering for an Arahant completely ends only at the death of the physical body, i.e., Parinibbana. An Arahant…