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…are completely removed from one’s mind. 6. It is clear that all five akusala citta that are removed at the Sotāpanna stage arise due to micchā diṭṭhi, i.e., not comprehending…

…comes via the brain. All five physical sense inputs (vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch) come through the brain. Thinking about concepts involves the brain too (those involve only the manōdvāra…

…are not released from even the apāyās. Only when one gets to the Sotapanna stage by comprehending the Four Noble Truths/Paṭicca Samuppāda/Tilakkhana that one will be free from the apāyās….

…wider worldview. The Buddha just discovered the true nature of the (more complex) world. Furthermore, he showed how to be free from this inevitable suffering in future births and to…

…the “real Buddha Dhamma” because there are so many different versions out there. I hope to make a logical presentation to convince the philosophy community. Please make any comments/requests, and…

…live a comfortable life that leaves time for such contemplation/investigations. Short-Term Goals Are Necessary to Comprehend the “Big Picture” 2. During life, we do see many instances where we can…

…Realms – Importance of Manomaya Kaya Subsection: Abhidhamma via Science – Introduction Neuroscience says there is no Free Will? – That is a Misinterpretation! The Double Slit Experiment – Correlation…

…does not take any merits away from X. Something cannot come out of nothing. So, where do those kinds of benefits come from? It comes from the mental energy of…

…further explained in terms of the instant reaction coming from the limbic system in the brain and the “reasoned out” corrective action coming from the neo-cortex or “the thinking brain”;…

…the struggle between the Palestinians and the Israelis because it is making headlines these days; one could take any other conflict. According to Buddha Dhamma, two effects come to play…