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…reading this post. X had experienced nirāmisa sukha by engaging in a regular anariya Metta Bhāvanā. Even though it led to a relaxed and calm state of mind, X realized…

…of that is “breath meditation,” where the mind focuses on the breath. Such efforts can lead to “jhānās,” which are mental states that transcend the “kāma loka” on a temporary…

…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…

…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,…