Icchā, Taṇhā, Kāma – Root Causes of Suffering
…sensual pleasures. He/she perceives such a life to be suffering. But the Noble Person lives a stress-free life and is free from the births in the apāyā where there is…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…sensual pleasures. He/she perceives such a life to be suffering. But the Noble Person lives a stress-free life and is free from the births in the apāyā where there is…
…I’m sure he would have no problems / issues with you translating the article. But he did mention that he hasn’t published his article online or to the public yet…
…mentioned above. This is the link for MiMind Mind Mapping android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cryptobees.mimind This is the download link for same app windows pc version, for iOS, for MacOS etc: https://mimind.cryptobees.com/index.html…
…is already useless to search in this mall. He leaves immediately. The fifth is lost in the mall and thinks he will eventually find this object. Complete Nibbāna in this…
…open the post in question in a new window, so that he/she can go back and forth between the post and the web page in question. Search Capabilities: – “Search”…
Dear Dhamma friends, I have been looking for a sutta for a few days. In this sutta it is described that one should not cultivate citta and mind while wandering,…
…just a limiting case of quantum mechanics. 10. Others have described how Schrōdinger’s equation comes out naturally from classical mechanics (de Gosson and Hiley, 2011; Field, 2011; Schleich et al.,…
Limited view through enslavement by Gati. Many people who come across the Pure Dhamma today have a limited view due to their enslavement to Gati. They lack biased listening,…
…complete background material necessary in a post like this one. Feel free to ask questions at the forum: “Forums.” All posts in this section: “Recovering the Suffering-Free Pure Mind.” …
Quotes are from the following links: https://www.accesstoinsight.org/ptf/dhamma/sila/uposatha.html https://www.budsas.org/ebud/whatbudbeliev/217.htm http://www.palikanon.com/english/pali_names/i_/isipatana.htm a) “For monastics, these are often days of more intensive reflection and meditation. In many monasteries physical labor (construction projects, repairs,…