Buddhist Explanations of Conception, Abortion, and Contraception
…to as “gandhabba” in the Tipiṭaka. See “Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka.” Thus, a “human gandhabba” has only a trace of matter, and therefore, we cannot see it. Some…
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…to as “gandhabba” in the Tipiṭaka. See “Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka.” Thus, a “human gandhabba” has only a trace of matter, and therefore, we cannot see it. Some…
…by the gandhabba to control those body parts. Thus, the gandhabba controls body movements with the aid of the brain. In the case of extensive brain damage, the gandhabba cannot…
…human gandhabba (manomaya kāya) which could be many thousands of years. That gandhabba may be born with many such physical bodies within its lifetime. Between “two consecutive human bodies,” that…
…“Gandhabba (Manomaya Kaya).” Of course, gandhabba is NOT a Mahāyāna concept, see “Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka,” and without that, there will be many inconsistencies, including the observed fact…
…in “Antarābhavakathā” and see that the word gandhabba is not even mentioned. Antarābhava Concept of Those Heretics Is Not The Same as Gandhabba 9. If the term gandhabba did not…
…recall them from anywhere. (III) While the mental body (gandhabba) is inside the physical body, memories come to the gandhabba via the brain. While outside the physical body, gandhabba can…
…explains how the gandhabba sees while being outside and inside a physical body. Download/Print: “Gandhabba and the Physical Body -1“ Notes: a. While being OUTSIDE the physical body, the gandhabba…
…the 31 realms), kammic energy creates a gandhabba/manomaya kāya first via an opapātika birth. A gandhabba also has an invisible “energy body” (like Devas and Brahmas) with a hadaya vatthu…
…is not located not in our physical bodies. It is in the manomaya kāya of the gandhabba; see “Gandhabba (Manomaya Kaya)- Introduction.” The gandhabba has a subtle body; it is…
…Details on the Gandhabba Concept 2. Many details about the manomaya kāya (gandhabba) are unavailable in the Tipiṭaka. However, there is enough essential evidence: “Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka.”…