Reply To: Micca Ditthi, Gandhabba, and Sotapanna Stage
…in truth all is made up of mind, first nama (intangible)and then rupa (material, gross or fine). And Lal knows that, no need to say. So what he meant was…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…in truth all is made up of mind, first nama (intangible)and then rupa (material, gross or fine). And Lal knows that, no need to say. So what he meant was…
…by key words like sankhara and vinnana; see, “Nāma & Rūpa to Nāmarūpa“. Donna (inflib) probably knows this, but I just wanted to point it out for the general audience….
…every morning to attempt to correct my meditationo. It includes what a nama-rupa is, beginningless bhava sansara, the “pain-body” that is what suffering is and why all sentient beings besides…
…Sankhara: avijja, tanha, kamma, phassa, nibbatti lakkhana. Vinnana: avijja, tanha, kamma, nama rupa, nibbatti lakkhana. 15. Thus those are the 25 factors that describe how anything in this world arise….
…under sabbe sankhara, sabbe sankhara does fall under sabbe dhamma. Because sabbe dhamma means everything in this world including nama gotta, which is permanent thus anicca cannot apply to that….
…timeless”, is this referring to Nibbana? Is this a case of transcendent truth as opposed to mundane truth? Mathematical facts(like 1+1=2), nama gotta records, and Buddha Dhamma contain unchanging and…
…about annamanna paccaya, specifically the backward condition, in which the links in PS give rise to the preceding link, in addition to the successive link, e.g. nama rupa paccaya vinnana….
…perception (recognition of external objects) depends on the ability to recall memories (nama gotta). We cannot do that without the mana indriya. – Patient HM discussed in that book lost…
…a bit strange that the gati could be stored in rupa (egg/sperm). For plants of course the construction details should be stored in the seeds. There is no nama-component involved….
Lal, you said: “Two apple seeds are not the same. They both will yield apple trees. …” That applies to plants, OK. But how can the gati (the nama component)…