Meaning of “Dukkha” in Buddha Dhamma

…no future suffering of any kind (neither mental nor physical). That is Parinibbana. The Arahant is said to have merged with the Nibbana dhatu forever, never to arise again!  …

Reply To: Definition of Energy in Buddha Dhamma

…release energies preserved in the “vinnana dhatu” as “dhammā” for very long times. Those are the kammic energies that bring kamma vipaka, including rebirth. See, for example, “What are Rūpa?…

Reply To: Definition of Energy in Buddha Dhamma

…a lifeform (human, animal, Deva, Brahma, etc) is created using another “packet of kammic energy that had been accumulating in vinnana dhatu.” Any given lifestream has generated many such “packets…

Reply To: Compilation of my thoughts

Purāna and Nava Kamma – Sequence of Kamma Generation #9 The mind of anyone born a human (including an Arahant) starts at the kāma dhātu stage. That physical body (and…

Apo tejo vayo pathavi

This is a question from someone who is studying Pure Dhamma with me. Are apo, tejo, vayo, and pathavi completely filled within akasa dhatu without any gaps?…

Reply To: Apo tejo vayo pathavi

No. Akasa dhatu is in between things made of suddhatthaka. Akasa = space. All material things are in space. Akasa is infinite….