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Sankhāra, Kamma, Kamma Bīja, Kamma Vipāka

…anicca nature, they still have “hidden avijjā” or “avijjā anusaya.” 4. Therefore, it is easy to remember abhisaṅkhāra as those actions that lead to prolonging sansāra (or samsāra), the cycle…

The 89 (121) Types of Citta

…see, “Cetasika – Connection to Gati” for various types of cetasika. Those 18 cittās are listed on p. 112 of Ref.1 under the second group below the group of akusala…

10. Attaining the Sotāpanna Stage via Removing Ditthasava

…the Sōtapanna stage. 4. Removal of cravings for worldly pleasures or āsāvās (āsavakkhaya) leads to Nibbāna; see, “Gati (Character), Anusaya (Temptations), and Āsava (Cravings).” Out of the four āsāvās that…

Mahārāhulovāda Sutta and Ānāpānasati

…kāya. That process will stop ONLY WHEN a mind loses its tendency (anusaya/āsava/gati) to be attached to things in this world! That happens only when one understands that no “soul/ātman”…

Vēdanā and Samphassa-Jā-Vēdanā – More Than Just Feelings

…“neutral feeling” may not even register in one’s mind because the “samphassa-jā-vēdanā” we discuss next arises automatically and instantaneously based on one’s gati. 8. But if one has cravings or…

Reply To: Determinism

…is involved. That saṅkhāra generation is associated with pañcupādānakkhandhā or one’s cravings/desires/expectations (related to anusaya, āsava, gati, etc.). Results are according to actions. Doing a particular type of action (kamma…

Reply To: How can vedana paccaya phassa?

“In one of Lal’s earlier posts, I think it was mentioned that tanha arises from asavas and that avijja and asavas strengthen each other.” Is it this post: “Gathi (Gati),…

Reply To: Post on "Buddhism and Evolution – Aggañña Sutta (DN 27)"

…realms. – Basically, by the time their lifetime in those higher realms are exhausted, they gradually come down to lower realms, as their “hidden gati” (“anusaya”) come back. – With…

Reply To: Human Life – A Mental Base (Gandhabba) and a Material Base (Cell)

…stated in many suttas, for example, Sāmaññaphala Sutta (DN 2). By the way, “anusaya” may be a better word than “gati” in my previous post (of course, they are inter-related)….

Reply To: Sati in Ānapānasati/Satipatthāna – Two Meanings of Sati

…only SUPPRESSES defilements; they remain as anusaya. That is why all those beings get back their “bad gati” when the Earth is re-formed and “mind-pleasing objects” re-appear on the Earth….