Loka – Each Person Perceives the “External World” Differently
…food we consume. For example, the taste of honey (for humans) comes from the rasa component. Furthermore, the rasa component of suddhāṭṭhaka in human bodies is compatible with those in…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…food we consume. For example, the taste of honey (for humans) comes from the rasa component. Furthermore, the rasa component of suddhāṭṭhaka in human bodies is compatible with those in…
…may sound “exotic” but once one understands the principles, they are no longer myths. See, “Pāramitā and Niyata Vivarana – Myths or Realities?” By the way, my understanding becomes more…
…Sutta (SN 56.11.) That is the “view from the 30,000 feet.” The “30,000-foot view” is a common phrase that describes getting to a high enough level to see the “big…
…the Buddha, if that is included. Those who have gone for Refuge (saranam) in the Buddha (Dhamma and Sangha) alone,accepting ‘the principles proclaimed by the Realized One after considering them…
…basic principles: anicca, dukkha, and anatta. Here, we will examine this relationship, which will help eliminate sakkāya diṭṭhi. November 3, 2024: The rest of the post needs to be revised….
…punna kamma. – Instead of killing/hurting living beings, you show compassion for them. For example, we have a “bug cup” and a piece of cardboard at home, ready to use….
…with interest, and I am looking forward to the goal-oriented, building up of the basic principles with the help of questions/answers so that a good basic understanding of this world…
…world view. When one comprehends that world view, one can see a permanent solution to the problem of suffering. Understanding the Four Noble Truths first requires understanding that suffering exists…
…discussed in the previous post, “Kamma and Paṭicca Samuppāda – Introduction.” Eleven Realms in Kāma Loka Are Very Complex – Simplest Are the Deva Realms 5. Compared to the higher-lying…
…with Dhammapada verse 372. Hence my question. This book is not available online, but there is a booklet that pretty condenses the book: The jhanas https://www.greatwesternvehicle.org/thejhanas.pdf Finally, just an interesting…