Reply To: Could bodily pain be due causes other than kamma vipaka?
…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…
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…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…
…due to strong past kamma. In other cases, some sense inputs are brought in and any suffering (or pleasure) that we experience is mind-made (somanassa/domanassa), also called “samphassa ja vedana”….
…(bodily) pain. There are 18 with joy (somanassa), 2 with displeasure (domanassa), and 32 with neutral (equanimity). The latter 20 types are what I have discussed as “samphassa ja vedana”….
…comes in as a neutral vedana. We generate joy via “samphassa ja vedana” based on our gathi. A good example is seeing a well-known politician. Some people generate good feelings…
…Arise in Two Ways Feelings: Sukha, Dukha, Somanassa, and Domanassa What is “Kāma”? It is not Just Sex Kāma Assāda Start with Phassa Paccaya Vedana or Samphassa Ja Vedana …
…Assāda Start with Phassa Paccayā Vedanā or Samphassa Ja Vedanā,” and has been discussed more fundamentally in the subsection: Living Dhamma – Fundamentals.” Grasping this cyclic process of traversing this…
…What It Really Means (Being replaced with Vedanā and Samphassa-Jā-Vedanā – More Than Just Feelings) Does Bodily Pain Arise Only Due to Kamma Vipāka? Saññā – What It Really Means…
…of suffering ends with the attainment of Arahanthood: suffering associated with “saṅkhāra dukkhā” or what is called “samphassa jā vedanā“; see, “Vedana (Feelings) Arise in Two Ways.” 14. Of course,…
…It is the INTENTION (cetanā) that determines whether the body was used as an āyatana (with kāya abhisaṅkhāra) or an indriya (kāya saṅkhāra.) Next, “Difference between Phassa and Samphassa“, ………….
…paccayā Salayatana Difference between Phassa and Samphassa Phassa paccayā Vēdanā….to Tanhā Difference Between Tanhā and Upādāna Upādāna Paccayā Bhava – Two Types of Bhava Nāmarupa, Viññāṇa, Dhammā – Closely Related…