Paṭicca Samuppāda – Essential Concepts
…Existence Bhava and Punabbhava – Kammic Energy Giving Rise to Renewed Existence Concepts of Upādāna and Upādānakkhandha Six Root Causes – Loka Samudaya (Arising of Suffering) and Loka Nirodhaya (Nibbāna)…
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Rebirth – Connection to Suffering in the First Noble Truth
June 8, 2021; last revised January 1, 2026 Rebirth in the lowest four realms is responsible for the “long-term suffering” that the Buddha pointed out in the First Noble Truth….
Buddha Dhamma – Noble Truths, Paṭicca Samuppāda, Tilakkhana
…(apuñña abhisaṅkhāra) lead to “bad births” in the apāyās. See “Six Root Causes – Loka Samudaya (Arising of Suffering) and Loka Nirodhaya (Nibbāna)“ Just living a “moral life” is not…
Reply To: Utuja kaya of Gandhabba
…the bodily dukkha vedana. – A Deva feels sukha/dukha vedana because they have “solid-enough” bodies, even though less dense than ours. They also belong to kama loka. P.S. Just to…
Reply To: post on Citta Vīthi – Processing of Sense Inputs
…future. See, “Six Root Causes – Loka Samudaya (Arising of Suffering) and Loka Nirodhaya (Nibbāna)” – So, in a strict sense, only Arahant’s actions will be TOTALLY free of kammic…
Kusala-Mula Saṅkhāra Are Needed to Attain Nibbāna
…cchanda, Kāma rāga.” Chandarāga is of three types: Kāma rāga (attachment to kāma loka), rupa rāga (attachment to rupa loka, the 16 rupāvacara Brahama realms), and arupa rāga (attachment to…
Reply To: Vipassana Meditation After Sotapanna Stage
…explained in Comment 1 above, “When one has “kama raga” one gives preference to be reborn in kama loka.” One has “kama raga” if one places a high value on…
Reply To: Taking Back my old claim based on newfound awareness
…is because their minds have truly “seen/realized” the bad consequences of rebirths even in human and Deva realms (realms in kama loka above the apayas.) 2. In the same way,…
Reply To: kusala mula PS leads not to rebirth
…of rebirths in the 11 realms of kāma loka. – The resulting existence (or “bhava”) matches that state of mind: “paṭi+ichcha sama uppāda”; one “lives” that experience. In the above…
Reply To: Kasina Meditation?
…not come back to the kama loka (will get the phala moment in the brahma loka and attain Nibbana there). So, he/she is still an Anagami (“na” + “agami” or…