Reply To: Close to First Jhana
…engaging with a kāma saññā for an extended time. That temporarily moves the mind from the ‘kāma loka‘ to ‘rupa loka,‘ i.e., the mind jumps from ‘kāma saññā‘ to ‘jhānic…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…engaging with a kāma saññā for an extended time. That temporarily moves the mind from the ‘kāma loka‘ to ‘rupa loka,‘ i.e., the mind jumps from ‘kāma saññā‘ to ‘jhānic…
…‘kāma rāga saṁyojana.’ Thus, they are still not released from the ‘kāma loka.’ Furthermore, since they still held the wrong view that the beauty or attractiveness is associated with external…
…loka Brahma‘ would contemplate the role of types of saññā that arise in the rupa loka). As I explained in the draft post, there is no specific list of kusala…
…with the ‘distorted saññā‘ (various types of kāma saññā in our kāma loka; a ‘rupa loka Brahma‘ would contemplate the role of types of saññā that arise in the rupa…
…world (in ‘kama loka‘) works in a three-stage process when it receives sensory input. 1. Upon receiving sensory input, the mind moves to the ‘kama loka‘ based only on the…
…which results in pleasent/sukhā “vipakā viññana”. ——– My understanding (↓). latter two does not “directly” leads to suffering but leads to suffering indirectly. So, doing sankhāra under some viññana for…
…It cannot be infinite in time right, because it can end. Is it infinite in space? But cakkhu vinnana is arising locally, or not? Why is vinnana called infinite? Siebe…
…end of vinnanakkhandha in order to experience vipaka vinnana or is there another way where someone can experience vipaka vinnana without that persons’ citta evolving all the way to vinnanakkhandha?…
All citta (except for an Arahant) go through nine stages. That happens within a billionth of a second. That applies to kamma vinnana or vipaka vinnana. – Note that what…
…by a cakkhu vinnana, sota vinnana, ..mano vinnana citta. – It is initiated by a pañcadvāravajjana citta or a manōdvāra citta 3. I am still not clear about the whole…