A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…it’s mentioned: “Rupakkhanda is preserved in the namaloka as namagotta” If I have understood all the italicized sentences under #2 correctly. Rupakkhandha itself isn’t preserved in the namaloka, but “rupakkhandha…
…available in the kāma loka comprised of the four mahā bhuta). The Buddha told the Baka Brahma that he knew that Baka Brahma had transcended the kāma loka and was…
…trajectory of the bullet is namagotta. (Of course, the bullet is inert. But I hope this example can convey my thought.) The fired bullet will continue to move until it…
The point is the following: 1. Namagotta (memories) are preserved in vinnana dhatu as the mental aggregates. They don’t have energies but records. We need to make an effort to…
…character hadayavatthu hadayavaththu seat of mind hetu hãthu root cause hiri shame iddhipada iddhipäda means to accomplishment kāmachanda kāmachanda greed for things in kāmaloka kāmaloka kāmalõka first 11 realms with…
…at their records in the “nama loka. I suggest re-reading several recent posts on the Five Aggregates, and the post on Nibbana referred to below. I think your other questions…
Another unique feature of the mind (or nāma loka or viññāṇa dhātu) is that there are no “spatial locations” or “spatial boundaries” in viññāṇa dhātu. We cannot ask WHERE it…
…release “an unseen energy” to the nama loka (vinnana dhatu). That energy can bring vipaka during a lifetime or grasp the next birth in a different realm. – It is…
…a certain goal in mind (especially while engaging in dasa akusala), our minds release “an unseen energy” to the nama loka (vinnana dhatu). That energy can bring vipaka during a…
Memories are in vinnana dhatu. The brain retrieves them. If the brain becomes defective, memory recall will be poor. Depending on the extent of the damage to the brain, memory…