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…knowledge of the “namarupa paricceda nana”, i.e, how vinnana give rise to rupa formation starting with just nama (citta,cetasika). Very few people understand this key idea. Vinnana is the mindset…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…knowledge of the “namarupa paricceda nana”, i.e, how vinnana give rise to rupa formation starting with just nama (citta,cetasika). Very few people understand this key idea. Vinnana is the mindset…
Yes. That is the perfect sutta to explain the difference between sakkaya ditthi and asmī māna. Thanks, Siebe. Since I had some time this morning, I just made a few…
Yes. Ego and all other defilements are in vinnana. However, we need to differentiate between vipaka vinnana and kamma vinnana. – We experience the world with Vipaka vinnana. They are…
…the PS process. 4. Seeds for new bhava/jati are created by one’s mind with vinnana. There are two types of vinnana. Cakkhu vinnana, sota vinnana, etc DO NOT generate such…
…PS when sensory inputs trigger temptations and generate “samphassa-jā-vedanā” or “mind-made feelings.” Critical Conclusions from Loka Sutta (SN 35.23) 1. In the previous post, “Loka Sutta – Origin and Cessation…
Revised November 9, 2019; July 3, 2022 Kāma taṇhā, bhava taṇhā, vibhava taṇhā are three incorrectly translated key Pāli words. Tanhā is Not Craving 1. Tanhā means “getting attached to…
…an Arahant. 7. Finally, some have given up the desire to enjoy pleasures in kāma lōka but like jhānic pleasures. They are born in rūpa loka and arūpa loka and…
June 4, 2016; revised October 3, 2019; October 17, 2022; December 9, 2022 (figure in #3 revised) Difference Between Bhava (Existence) and Jāti (Births) 1. Many posts on the critical…
March 27, 2020 The uniqueness of Buddha Dhamma (Buddhism) Kamma and Paṭicca Samuppāda are closely related, with saṅkhāra bridging the gap. We will get to the role of saṅkhāra in…
…essence of Buddha’s worldview and become a Sotapanna. Then, one must overcome the “built-in distorted saññā” to dissociate from kāma loka first and then from rupa and arupa loka. February…