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…are vipaka vinnana. But what is the nature in this very life of this unestablised vinnana, this vinnana that does not grow on rupa, vedana etc? Is it stable? Does…

…body, in addition to those in the mind. For example, one’s bones get crystallized and can survive thousands of years. These are called “dhatu”. Buddha’s dhatu survive (in open caskets),…

…things that failed on us in the least expected ways (viparinama nature). So, if the most fundamental bhūta has this illusive, anicca, and viparinama nature, what else can be said…

…body) as one go through higher stages of magga phala. For example, an Arahant’s bones (at least some) will crystalised and become “dhatu”, that will last until the end of…

…are Dhammā? – A Deeper Analysis“. Saṅkhata dhatu (conditioned elements) are those whose arising and existence are influenced by one of four causes namely kamma (action), citta (consciousness), utu (temperature),…

…step-by-step process. That is a very brief summary. As I mentioned in the topic, “Akasa dhatu vs vinnana dhatu” a little while ago, the essential steps are in the “Essential…

…the flame has some kind of identity of its own. But can the identity of the flame be established apart from its patavi, apo, tejo and vayo dhatu? If its…

…the terms nibbana dhatu. Is nibbana dhatu what is in contact with pabhassara citta during Arahant phala samapatti? I appreciate any elucidation on these, and I greatly appreciate this forum,…

…– “Cakkhu” or “cakkhayatana” requires cakkhu pasada rupa. “Mananca paticca dhammeca uppajjhati mano vinnanam” – “dhamma” or “dhammayatana” involve namagotta, kamma bija, etc and involve vinnana dhatu. Vinnana dhatu is…