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…death of the physical body there. It DOES mean the breakup of the kāya that arose at the beginning of the human bhava, the manomaya kāya or the gandhabba. –…
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…death of the physical body there. It DOES mean the breakup of the kāya that arose at the beginning of the human bhava, the manomaya kāya or the gandhabba. –…
“And after the gati has changed from male to female, for example, the gandhabba blueprint coming out of the body (in that same bhava) would also have changed, I assume?”…
Dear Lal, dear friends, I just reread again the article “Gandhabba-only in Animal and Human realms”, Https://puredhamma.net/dhamma/the-grand-unified-theory-of-dhamma/gandhabba-only-in-human-and-animal-realms/ At point 3, you write: “Without exception, at each such cuti-patisandhi moment, a…
I see. It also fits with the scenario where the gandhabba is out of the body, but still connected via a silver cord. In that case, one would say that…
…to that contact (phassa).” Shouldn’t the initial contact of a rupa with the pasada rupa be such that the pasada rupa of our Gandhabba is called indriya at that time?…
“When Gandhabba is not embodied, it should also feel bodily sensations due to the impingement of kaya rupa from within, i.e. from utuja kaya, right?” – No. When the gandhabba…
…Utuja rupa are produced by both the kammaja kaya and cittaja kaya and thus that comes next. That is the gandhabba with those three kāya. – When that gandhabba gets…
Thank you both for your valuable comments. Just a short question to Lal: Soontaneous birth is something that I usually mostly accounted for the Gandhabba state. But I heard something…
…and Body” brain plays a huge role in getting the sensory inputs to the manomaya kaya (gandhabba). – For example, visuals coming through the eyes are processed by the batin…
…which remained same throughout that period? Is it the same Gandhabba undergoing slight modifications but still the same.” Consider a river. A river consists of a flow of water particles,…