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In the post: Our Mental Body – Gandhabba: #12…those with iddhi powers can pull the manōmaya kaya out of the physical body. In: Sanna – what it really means: #5…..

…to “smell bad” if they have dense enough bodies. In addition, there are some peta gandhabbas (bad) and deva gandhabbas belonging to the lowest deva realm (good). Gandhabbas can inhale…

What person X experiences is experienced by X’s gandhabba (mental body). Specifically, it is the hadaya vatthu of the gandhabba where thoughts are generated. That hadaya vatthu overlaps the heart…

“What person X experiences is experienced by X’s gandhabba (mental body).” That which makes experiencing possible is the gandhabba,not the reverse. Otherwise one’s body wouldn’t perish once the gandhabba leaves…

They are both called karaja kaya. However, karaja kaya of a gandhabba is MUCH FINER. A normal human cannot see a gandhabba. When a gandhabba enters a womb, it sheds…

…get tried and hungry, and would need more food to continue. It is amazing to see, how a gandhabba (mental body) that is smaller than a single cell in the…

…distances without eyes/ears. See, “Body Types in 31 Realms – Importance of Manomaya Kaya“. – However, gandhabba can “absorb” scents and can get a bit denser. The word gandhabba comes…

Lang asked, “Is this gandhabba the same word used in a different context? Or is it just mistranslated into “musician”.” It is definitely not correct to say a gandhabba is…