Does a bang in my mind count as six vibrations?

[brosna]

Does a bang in my mind count as six vibrations?




After reading the following text, there was a bang in my mind, and my eyes were clear and clear



The Buddha said, "Ananda, have you seen the flowers and trees in the yard when you look out of the window from your room?" Ananda said yes, and the Buddha continued, "Then look further away. There are forests in the distance, and mountains in the distance



Is this considered enlightenment?

[SarathW]

Welcome to Dhamma Wheel.
Not sure of what is six vibrations.
Can you provide the Sutta reference for your quote please?
Having said that it could be a some sort of enlightenment but not Theravada Buddhist enlightenment.

[confusedlayman]

Does a bang in my mind count as six vibrations?




After reading the following text, there was a bang in my mind, and my eyes were clear and clear



The Buddha said, "Ananda, have you seen the flowers and trees in the yard when you look out of the window from your room?" Ananda said yes, and the Buddha continued, "Then look further away. There are forests in the distance, and mountains in the distance



Is this considered enlightenment?

may be u thought small leaves are less suffering, forest is more suffering in near future, mountain is all suffering in many future life to come. ?

[Inedible]

Does a bang in my mind count as six vibrations?

Maybe you could describe this differently so that it doesn't sound like you are having a medical emergency.

[retrofuturist]

Greetings,

The Buddha said, "Ananda, have you seen the flowers and trees in the yard when you look out of the window from your room?" Ananda said yes, and the Buddha continued, "Then look further away. There are forests in the distance, and mountains in the distance

Source?



Metta,
Paul.