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…are fortunate to have Lal elaborate the uddesa versions of various verses and terms for us, such as: vipapka vedana vs samphassa ja vedana Mere saṅkhāra vs abhisaṅkhāra vipaka viññāṇa…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…are fortunate to have Lal elaborate the uddesa versions of various verses and terms for us, such as: vipapka vedana vs samphassa ja vedana Mere saṅkhāra vs abhisaṅkhāra vipaka viññāṇa…
Lal, Akvan, Johnny: Lal said: ‘The mental pain that you talk about in the fourth paragraph is “samphassa ja vedana”. That is not due to previous causes’. How so? Or,…
Lal: I see what you meant exactly now by “Samphassa ja vedana” . So in what terms would the suffering caused by one person to another be described? If A…
…of the latest post mentioned above: 4. To put it another way, the alcoholic will automatically generate pañcupādānakkhandha which will have “samphassa-jā-vedanā” in his vedanākkhandha. Along with vedanākkhandha, other khandā…
1. Paṭighasamphassa is easier. – Paṭigha is a weaker form of dosa. – Thus. in samphassa-ja-vedana, paṭighasamphassa can be understood. 2. Adhivacana means “another name” for something. – For example,…
…paccaya avijja, and the being becomes even more steeped in ignorance. Furthermore, the later links of patticca samuppada could be put into motion, and namarupa, salyatana, samphassa, vedana, tanha, upadana,…
…he/she in not reborn anywhere in the 31 realms of this world. But it is also important to understand that there is no MENTAL suffering (samphassa ja vedana) for a…
Is it correct to think of pañcupādānakkhandhā in the following way: pañcupādānakkhandhā is pañcakkhandha such that: vedanākkhandha comprises samphassa ja vedanā, saññākkhandha comprises avijja, or saññā of nicca, sukha, atta,…
…(Consequences of samphassa is Aniccā) Upādāna is not to liking. (Consequences of upādāna is Aniccā) Tanha is not to liking. (Consequences of tanha is Aniccā) Having seperation from liked is…
…and Rūpa) And fourth one (nibbanā) are mutually exclusive. Nibbanā is complete absence of suffering after parinibbana. Eradication of suffering caused by samphassa-jā-vēdanā during last jati in case of Arhant….