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…can also refer to a temporary specific state of mind, like being depressed or sad. It is not really clear to me what is the difference between those two. Siebe…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…can also refer to a temporary specific state of mind, like being depressed or sad. It is not really clear to me what is the difference between those two. Siebe…
…is “kasina meditation.” A very popular version of that is “breath meditation,” where the mind is focused on the breath. Such efforts can lead to “jhānās,” which as mental states…
…even in the Bhavaṅga state.<br /> So one can see that consciousness affects not only the rupa on which it depends, but all the way to the living body and…
…being trapped in a solid shell. Initially, its mind will be in the bhavaṅga state (see “Citta Vithi – Processing of Sense Inputs“) and not conscious of the outside world,…
…necessary) Thus, an Arahant will not generate any more kamma viññāṇa. There are many suttās that state “viññāṇa nirōdha“ leads to Nibbāna. One needs to know enough Buddha Dhamma to…