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I hadn’t heard of Chinese Agama before so I did a little check. I found a website where Agama is accessible. www.ahanjing.top Interestingly, it’s linked to Accesstoinsight.org as an English…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
I hadn’t heard of Chinese Agama before so I did a little check. I found a website where Agama is accessible. www.ahanjing.top Interestingly, it’s linked to Accesstoinsight.org as an English…
Upon searching on internet, This is what I have found. When the Stream-entry path is reached, a new, supramundane faculty, the I-shall-come-to-know-the-unknown faculty (anaññātaññassāmītindriya) appears, to be subsequently followed by…
From https://www.tipitaka.net/tipitaka/dhp/verseload.php?verse=142 “The Buddha consenting, Santati rose to a height of seven toddy-palms into the sky and there, while meditating on the element of fire (tejo kasina), he passed away…
…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…
…in opening my eyes to the futility of religion. I later became very involved in business and became the co-founder and CEO of a California Computer Corporation (USNexus) for 5…
…it, that the “mistranslations” have been there only with the English scholars? What do you think about Ledi Sayadaw? Was he wrong or mistranslated? The Book: https://www.piandeiciliegi.it/images/docs-pdf/Ledi-Sayadaw-The-Manual-of-Buddhism.pdf Best wishes, Daniel…
Link to sutta where buddha describes various ways in which Puthujjano praises the buddha and buddha describes how they should actually do it. And it’s in Brahmajala Sutta!!! https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/dn/dn.01.0.bodh.html…
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…because I’ll post the reference below.) reference: “Poor boy, the mountains couldn’t give what you wanted.” Master spoke caressively, comfortingly. His calm gaze was unfathomable. “Your heart’s desire shall be…
…foot, in the last 4 lines at the bottom of the page. https://www.ancient-buddhist-texts.net/Texts-and-Translations/Connection-with-Previous-Deeds/05-Pierced-by-a-Rock.htm Relevant to your marathon question; In the Pubbakamma Pilotika Therapadana, the Buddha says how he insulted a…