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…kammic energy. In both Asanna brahma and an Arahant in Nirodha samapatti, there is no chitta flowing, means no vedana, sanna, sankhara, vinnana. But I think both the cases are…

…that a living being (satva or satta) is the collection of five aggregates: rupa, vedana, sanna, sankhara, vinnana. Furthermore, ALL FIVE must be there together, i.e., mental components must be…

No. Pancakkhandha (absent of distorted or defiled rupa, vedana, sanna, sankhara, vinnana) arise only in an Arahant while in “Arahant phala samaptti.” Only then do all those five entities arise…

…things that one own, so on. Then those give rise to the four mental aggregates: vedana, sanna, sankhara, vinnana. They are therefore inherently connected with the rupakkhandha. For example, one…

…i.e. we would value highly of this physical body of ours and marvel at our creativity and accomplishments (namarupa paccaya vinnana, vinnana paccaya sankhara). The more we do this back…

Yes. A viññāṇa (future expectation) becomes stronger via aññamañña PS: “nāmarūpa paccayā viññāna” followed by “viññāna paccayā nāmarūpa” followed by “nāmarūpa paccayā viññāna”, … – It is a feedback loop…

Explanation of Sakkāya Diṭṭhi by Sachi Samidu https://youtu.be/QBzEy6ONNyk Following are my notes on the above video, which is #13 of the series of videos mentioned in my previous post. 1….

Kāma Is a Pit of Glowing Coals – Dukkhadhamma Sutta The following is my translation of the “Dukkhadhamma Sutta (SN 35.244).” The link has the Pāli version and the English…