A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…cries of jackals, tigers, leopards and other animals who were coming to the cemetery to feed on the dead bodies. Hearing the cries of those animals, Sopāka became terrified. Shivering…
…defeat it we need to 1) Starve the bad viññaṇa and 2) Feed the good viññaṇa by thinking about the dhamma. Such that when the stimulus comes up, we will…
Yes, if you mean that the flow of life is real and will be there as long as the fuel (raga, dosa, moha) to feed it is there. An Arahant…
Seng Kiat, I am curious about what you “fed” to ChatGPT. Did you “feed it” those suttas or just ask the questions, and it scanned the internet on its own…
Lal, I did not feed the Suttas to ChatGPT but ask questions and get ChatGPT to list suttas with the term “sappurisa” and later referrence the list of suttas to…
…pleasure) and kamma accumulation (via attachment) feed on each other. Both grow within an instant in the ‘purāna kamma‘ stage, even without one being consciously aware of it. Mind-Made ‘Samphassa-jā-Vedanā‘…
…I decided to stay away from other discussion forums like Dhamma Wheel. P.S. The sad thing is that those ‘sensual pleasures’ are mind-made in two ways, which feed on each…
…etc. There are also thoughts which feed or support a certain kind of motivation and these are called vicara. These are also bad when they support a bad motivation. supporting…
…Because of this, once getting started (slowly), they can lead to explosive growth; these factors feed on each other, and the project becomes self-sustaining. This is called exponential growth. Thus…
…is in a state where it can receive such merits, for example, if it is in a gandhabba state. But if the deceased is reborn as an animal or human,…