Try this bit : https://www.dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.php?p=601919#p601919 Nonsense. Again: how can a cause originate in its consequence, when the consequence originates from the cause that is external and prior to it. And again: "the Munī, free from the naming from the ci, escapes and can no longer...

... Rather, the Buddha "was shrinking" the whole universe to the "size" of human perception channels... As Sue Hamilton brilliantly argues in the above mentioned paper. Brillantly nonsensical, considering that the six fields of (sensory) experiences are the fifth link (nidāna) of paṭiccasamuppāda. ...

And now, we have kāya as a root !?!?!© And more interestingly, nibbāna experienced by the mano. !?!?!© Also, for the 10000000 time, amata=nibbāna !?!?!© Knowing directly all the world, The Enlightened One who understands Opened the door to the deathless state By which the safety of Nibbāna may be re...

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Whatever in different ways the pericope: "Yo nāccasārī na paccasārī, Sabbaṃ vitathamidanti ñatva loke" might be translated in the late and therefore dubious Snp 1.1, it certainly does not mean "unreal" - as far as a proper historical lexicography is concerned. Vitatha - vi (prefix of negation) - tat...

Snp 1.1 is not SN 1.1 And Snp 1 to Snp 3 are acknowledged to be late suttas. Therefore, the doubtful two sentences and their no less doubtful and interpretative translations: "Yo nāccasārī na paccasārī, Sabbaṃ vitathamidanti ñatva loke" must be taken with a grain of salt, as big as Brobdingnag. Vṛtr...

... Your translation looks alright to me. Just one more thing though. Nowadays, in modern hindi, caraṇa is a stag beetle (with ~1200 species and many colors) . https://duckduckgo.com/?q=stag+beetle+colors&t=ofa&ia=images&iax=images Also if 鳥 is translated as "bird" in the Chinese text — "bird" does...

There are basic meditation instructions in the little book "Finding the Missing Peace– a Primer of Buddhist Meditation " by Ajahn Amaro: https://www.amaravati.org/dhamma-books/finding-the-missing-peace-a-primer-of-buddhist-meditation/ Ajahn Chah,... emphasised that we should approach meditation in ...

SN 5.9 / SA 1203 / SA2 219 (Extracts only) ::::::::::::::::::: SN 5.9 ::::::::::::::::::: Theravāda school (A bhikkhuni to Māra): This represented (reflected) form [bimba = mirror], is not made by oneself, Nor is this misery made by another. It has come to be dependent on a motive/"impulse"/~cause (...

Does this constant mindfulness of that which is pleasant, painful, and neither-pleasant-nor-painful, entail that I think like this literally all the time? For example, while working at a restaurant, should I be mentally mindful of all of my physical actions on the job ("touching, touching", etc.)? ...

Does this constant mindfulness of that which is pleasant, painful, and neither-pleasant-nor-painful, entail that I think like this literally all the time? For example, while working at a restaurant, should I be mentally mindful of all of my physical actions on the job ("touching, touching", etc.)? ...

If this topic is about whether or not you intend to take a vaccine for coronavirus, then one should be more accurate about what they call a vaccine. Up to now what is avalaible is genetic therapy - not "vaccine". ?!?!? © covid genetic therapy: yea or nay (in the here and now) ? And variances are not...

sati of in-and-out breathing Indeed. Sati" has two meanings: __________ 1- from the Vedic smṛti स्मृति (√ smṛ), meaning "thinking upon" (calling to mind, ~"mindful") [TĀr. ChUp. MBh.]. ___________ 2- from सति sati = साति sāti = सन्ति santi = gaining , obtaining, acquisition (RV.) Sati as "obtention...

Spiny Norman wrote: ↑Sun Nov 15, 2020 7:12 pm Tell me about it

Well, as I just told you: "ambiguity,..."
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To quote Father McGuire in Father Ted: "I'm terribly confused, Ted" 😆 https://youtu.be/GFTgkibl7DU I'm not trying to convince the maras on this forum — they are too stuck-up by their moha - I'm just trying to show the humans (not yet fallen in the net of quislingism), that ambiguity and guile* are ...