Reply To: The Six Sextets
…when thoughts cease. This is not the case. The same with gati, anusaya, asava, tanha, lobha, dosa, moha etc. It cannot be ourselves. When it ceases we do not cease….
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…when thoughts cease. This is not the case. The same with gati, anusaya, asava, tanha, lobha, dosa, moha etc. It cannot be ourselves. When it ceases we do not cease….
…of course, other groups of impurities like our Gati, Kilesas (asava), the attachments (Samyojana), tendencies/fermentations (anusaya), etc. To strengthen the conscious processes against their easy association with these obstacles, the…
I found some additional posts related to this current discussion. Response to a Sensory Stimulus – Role of Gati/Anusaya The Amazing Mind – Critical Role of Nāmagotta (Memories) …
…own defilements which we have created in the past and present lives (anusaya/asava/gati/kiles, etc). The Matrix can be compared to our pancupadanakkhanda (all five of them are mental and fabricates…
…breathing CAN BE give up a distracted mind temporarily. It WILL NOT help remove any anusaya/bad gati! In the same way, “good friends” that one associates to have a good…
…I exactly feel about all of this. What I can say is that I still carry out kama raga due to my anusaya’s, asava’s and gati. Even experiencing all the…
…(i) arammana (the cake), (ii) one’s gati and anusaya, (iii) phassa (contact). In other words, these three pieces of information came together to create new information that someone is happy…
…is received, each “person” gets attached to it at different levels (or not attached). That depends on each person’s gati/anusaya/strength of the sensory input (for example, even though not tempted…
…the corresponding “rupa saññā” about the ārammaṇa grows, too. The mind will start making its own impression of the “external rupa” based on the gati associated with the “natural bhavaṅga…
…regarding how to respond to the sensory input. If attachment happened (due to one’s gati), then seven javana cittas run to respond accordingly. 1. So, Basically whole dukkhā Samudaya starts…