Antarābhava – No Connection to Gandhabba
…mental body (gandhabba) came out of that dead body. Then, that gandhabba was in the “paraloka” waiting for a suitable womb. Many years later, gandhabba was pulled into Jeffrey Keene’s…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…mental body (gandhabba) came out of that dead body. Then, that gandhabba was in the “paraloka” waiting for a suitable womb. Many years later, gandhabba was pulled into Jeffrey Keene’s…
…can be overcome by just reading posts or listening to discourses. – It requires a determined effort. – The key is to avoid engaging in activities that feed the craving!…
…feed the avijjā anusaya.” I have written a separate post to explain the correct meaning of the word “anuseti.” Anuseti Means to “Feed Existing Anusaya“ 15. The confusion regarding the…
Yes. The concept of a gandhabba (mental body) is necessary for at least two reasons: 1. Some babies die within a few months, and some even die in the womb…
…nāmarūpa get stronger due to this feedback. They depend on each other and feed on each other. The more he thinks about it, the stronger those viññāna and nāmarūpa. Ven….
…of gandhabba is given in this section: “Our Mental Body – Gandhabba.” A section of the Abhidhamma is devoted to gandhabba: “Gandhabba (Manomaya Kaya).” Posts are also in other sections….
February 11, 2017 Our Mental Body – Gandhabba Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka Antarabhava and Gandhabba Ānantariya Kamma – Connection to Gandhabba Mental Body (Gandhabba) – Personal Accounts Abnormal…
…the gandhabba keeps changing from bhava to bhava, i.e., an “animal gandhabba” or “Brahma manōmaya kāya” is different from a “human gandhabba,” but the same lifestream can take all those…
…See, “Gandhabba in a Human Body – an Analogy.” Now, let us discuss the critical role played by the brain in the memory preservation/recall process. Memory Preservation/Recall for a Gandhabba…
…“animal gandhabba” will be born simultaneously with the dying of the “human gandhabba”. – The possibility of arising of any gandhabba or “grasping of any type of bhava” stops for…