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…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…
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…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…
Yes, Great Explanation. Then the question arises, Why is it so hard to accept the vipakā as it is? My understanding is that, Avijjā → Defiled Gati/Anusaya → triggered by…
“P.S. Taṇhā happens automatically due to “bad gati.” We have control over “upādāna” because that is when we become aware of the “attachment.” Thus, if we are mindful, we can…
…a debate about it because it does not matter to me either way. The Sinhala language is very close to Pali. Many common words include sankhara, vinnana, gati, anusaya, asava,…
…Anusaya, Gati, Kamma Vipaka, Kamma Bija, etc., are responsible for where we are born in space and that in the whole universe? 3. Or is the location in the room…
…that they’re not looking at the same thing. This is why rupa ayatana is all personal and mental. It is made by the mind and reflects one’s personal preferences(gati, anusaya)….
Yes. That is correct. An Arahant would see, hear, etc., but not have ayatana since they don’t have anusaya or gati. Thus, there will be no abhisankhara generated based on…
…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…
…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…
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) …