Told a little differently
Hello Dhamma frends, here are a few thoughts. The mind as a chameleon Entity human consists of human body, Gandhabba, Hadaya Vatthu and the connection to Nama Loka. (That would…
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Reply To: Useful Essays from DRARISWORLD and Other Websites
Yes. A gandhabba is a human without a physical body. – When an average human dies, only the physical body dies, and the gandhabba comes out of the physical body….
Reply To: Posts Related to “Distorted Saññā”
The following figure shows why a “baby” or a “grown adult” is the COMBINATION of the mental body (gandhabba) and the physical body. A human gandhabba may live for many…
Reply To: Human Rebirth and Population Growth
…a Deva dies and is born a human, only the mental body (gandhabba kaya) appears on Earth. That gandhabba may have to wait several years before being pulled into a…
Mind Operates Like a Machine According to Nature’s Laws
…not in the brain or anywhere else in the physical body. A “mental body” (or gandhabba) pervades the physical body, and the brain only collects sensory data and passes them…
Overcoming Attachment to “Distorted/False Saññā” Leads to Nibbāna
…is also called “gandhabba” in the Tipiṭaka. See “Gandhabba State – Evidence from Tipiṭaka.” When that manomaya kāya is “pulled into a womb,” it will be born with a dense…
Reply To: Pure Octad constituents
…(and animal) is in the gandhabba which contains 6 pure octads (for 5 pasada rupa and hadaya vatthu).” That is correct. Thus, a gandhabba is primarily made of six suddhāṭṭhaka….
Reply To: Pure Octad constituents
…that the Buddha was right. There is a mental body (gandhabba) associated with the physical body. Furthermore, the mental body is primary, and the physical body (born when a gandhabba…
Rupa (Material Form)
…body within 24 hours or so. Therefore, those physical senses are internal only as long as the gandhabba is associated with the physical body. As soon as gandhabba leaves at…
Neuroscience says there is no Free Will? – That is a Misinterpretation!
…of Dhamma” and “Mental Body – Gandhabba,” Deeper aspects are discussed in the “Abhidhamma” section. Some of the essential aspects are discussed below. Brain Is The “Control Center” 6. The…