* Bauddha Tharka *~ Buddhism is the greatest religion in this world and in the universe. It explains about endless existence of living beings.. Researching on memories of some children who remember previous life, about Hypnosis, Near-Death Experiences, Ghosts, Meditation and Buddhist Abhdhamma teachings help us to prove Rebirth. - 500 Enlightened (Arhat) Sri Lankan Buddhist Monks protected Buddha Dhamma by writing the words of the Great Teachings in the Pali language around 100 BCE. ~ බෞද්ධ තර්ක
Buddhism helps us to experience the reality, without beliefs.
Buddhism helps us to experience the reality, without beliefs.
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 5: Karma Sannyasa Yoga – The Path of Selfless Action and Liberation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTr4XNc8Wi8
@smlanka4u:
The Gouthama Bodhisattva decided to stop doing anything for himself (let his behaviour/Bhava/Action/reaction stop/avoid) before attaining the Buddhahood. Doer (Behaviour/Bhava) makes generation/birth (Jaathi). Unpredictable behaviour/Bhava is the main difference between life and lifelessness. The behaviour (Bhava) of attachment can be reduced (ignore seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching, thinking) to reduce clinging (Upadana, Emotional hunger/thirst/high-ego/low-ego) and attachment (Raaga/Thanha).
94. The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy | Buddhism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZiRTtaXRMs
@smlanka4u:
Vishnu Purana is not older than 500bce. Krishna represents Karma & causality in life. New texts (Purana, Altered copies of Buddhist science/Abhidhamma) developed after 300bce. Some relatively educated people have taken/stolen Buddhist knowledge to develop their texts. Some Buddhists have tried to protect Buddhist knowledge from some relatively educated people/believers/competitors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Exploring the Original Nature of Mind in Buddhism (GUIDED MEDITATION)
Ep 03 - Abhidharma: A Buddhist Philosophical System
☸️🙏Sadhu🙏Sadhu🙏Sadhu☸️ Siddhartha Gauthama Bodhisattva fell many (around 3) times as if he lost his life. That is like a meditation to practice lifelessness.
The lord Buddha didn't encourage removing body parts to reduce craving. But awareness is ignorable to let go. 🌳🙏🌳🙏🌳🙏🌳 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Doorway to Enlightenment | The Winter Retreat 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgKhSxGNtJo
@smlanka4u:
The Siddhartha Bodhisattva reduced the craving to live/behave (Bhava Thanha) while reducing his fear (Mara/Moha) of death/leaving. 🙏🪷🙏
One/We can stop doing anything for a while to understand that no one (Mara) is waiting to stop it without my support. When someone stops thinking and doing anything, memory (Sati/Sith/thoughts of Smriti/reminding mental factors) gets the mind like a Mara/self who waits to live/behave.
Empathy (Metta) can reach the bottom of feelings against fear/pain like filling pain. Empathy would remove feelings for a moment while removing worldly aims.
Dependent origination (pratītyasamutpadā/ paṭiccasmuppāda) is the Buddha’s teaching on causality and the process of life. Interdependent co-origination (paṭi(resistance/pressure)-ichcha(like/attachment) sm(co)uppāda(origination)):
1st moment/Khana: i. Avijjā/Avidyā (nescience/asymmetry), ii. Saṅkhāra/Saṃskāra (energy/volitional formations).
2nd moment/Khana: iii. Viññāṇa/Vijñāna (separately knowing/taking), iv. Nāma-Rūpa (emotional-material actions), v. Saḷāyatana/Ṣaḍāyatana (six sense bases/sources), vi. Phassa/Sparśa (contact/touch), vii. Vedanā (feeling/sensation) viii. (the builder of Saṃsāra/re-becoming/rebirth) Taṇhā/Tṛṣṇā (wish/desire-attachment), 2nd or 3rd moment/Khana: ix. Upādāna (clinging/grasping), x. Bhava (become/behave/continue) (the origin of ‘that is a part of this/me’ nature).
3rd moment/Khana: xi. Jāti (generation/regeneration), xii. Jarāmaraṇa (decay-death/break). E.g, The influences of quantum waves become the nature of knowing/taking due to interaction, and co-create material & emotional actions. Color-making form is a way of interaction with eye form, and they make color at the time of creation of all of them.
Absolute time (Kshana/Khana) and relative time are two different processes. The relative time depends on the speed of decaying. Speed changes the Specific Charge of quantum objects, and the flow of Charge is responsible for the time-delay in clocks. It doesn't mean that speed reduces absolute time. The speed of light depends on the medium it travels. Therefore, it is not a constant in all environments, and a fixed existence of space is required to give it a fixed value. If the density of space changes with time, then it can hide the changes of the speed of light from us when we use special relativity without measuring the density of space. Therefore, Einstein's E=mc^2 equation is incomplete.
‘Knowing’ quality is a necessity to create a separation/contact/spark (Phassa) quality, and it must originate due to the inconsistent nature of everything. But knowing is only an individual quality in nature that must coexist with others. The quality of knowing and causality have a potential to create subtle/unconscious and conscious states of knowing. The knowing-quality originates with states of contact-quality, making levels of knowing and Re-knowing (Vignana). The recognition of time can change. But absolute time is the smallest moment (Khana) and relative time is a process. The moment called Khana is like a conversion of the near past into the near future, to be the present moment/Khana. The interdependent connections of a Khana/Kshana with the past and the future are the Suvisi/24 Pratya/dependents. The knowing-quality can connect the past to the future while originating (Paccuppanna) the present moment/Khana.!
Dark colors would become bright colors due to continuous higher densities of light waves/nets in the mind-streams. The contact/touch (Passa/Sparsha) quality originates between material zones (Rupa Kalapa) due to the qualities like senses (Pasada Rupa) and sensing-actions (differences) in them. The causality would make lifeless states of knowing (Pure Gnana) with lifeless emotional (Nama) and material (Rupa) actions, lifeless senses, and lifeless contact/touch. Seemingly, the 12 links of dependent origination show similar actions in different names. E.g, 1-Avijja (unlearning) is like an unconscious knowing/upbringing (a bodily knowing/upbringing). 3-Vingnana (Re-knowing) is a conscious (lifely) knowing/upbringing. 9-Upadana (clinging/upbringing) is like an unconscious strong knowing/upbringing (an unconscious belief). Similarly, 2-Sanskara (formation/interacting) is like a set of 4-actions/Namarupa. 4-Namarupa (Name-form) are a set of actions/Namarupa. 11-Jati (generation/rebirth) is like a set of actions/Namarupa. Also, 2-Sanskara (formation/interacting) is like a 12-separation/decay-death/Mara. 4-Namarupa (Name-form) is like a 12-separation/decay-death/Mara. 12-Jara-marana (decay-death) is a 12-separation/decay-death/Mara.
The external demonic/demi influencer called Vasavatti Mara would represent bodily and environmental (external) 'poison-vaccinating memories' (Vasa/poison/Asava/influence/sin Vatti/vaccinating Mara/Namarupa). Natural states of knowing would differentiate material and emotional actions, even without a support from a conscious knowing.
Re-knowing-aggregates (Vingnanakhanda) contain 81 basic creations/ways of Re-knowing. Probably, those 81 main types of Re-knowing depend on the 28 Rupa aggregates (material qualities+actions), 1 Vedana (feeling) aggregate, 1 Sanna (cognition) aggregate, 50 Cetasika (emotional) aggregates, and 1 Citta (creating/measuring) quality (Nama) in the 81 ultimate-meaningful (Paramattha) truths. Citta creates the world (Cittena Niyati Loko - The Lord Buddha).
The mind/awareness is a Re-knowing (Vingnana) that brings up five aggregates called Pancha Upadanakkhandha. According to Abhidhamma, the 4 ways of enlightenments called unworldly paths (Lokottara Magga) and unworldly results (Lokottara Pala) don't upbring five aggregates, as if nothing was observed/aimed by the mind in that moment, using the five aggregates (Pancakhanda).
Prof. Martin་ Adam - "Buddhism and the possibility of ethical AI": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_IyT5Ju-xw
@smlanka4u:
Imaginary creator of beauty/colours is Vingnana (Relative-all-knowing) that pretends like a mind/son (a set of thoughts) due to relationships and connections.
Some believers make stories to block truths from common people. We can't even imagine that how much they lie. Some stories were created to ignore fundamental teachings of Buddhism. They were well organized believers.
96. The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy | Buddhism: Shunyavada | Swami Tattwamayananda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V08ai3_BBHo
@smlanka4u:
Akasha (Separating) means emptiness. It emerges between two points of nothingness due to time. Shunya/Sunna means nothing.
@DarioAngel-n6l:
No it does not mean nothingness it's mean emptiness! Emptiness means that all things are empty of intrinsic existence—they have no independent, permanent essence.
Everything arises dependently (pratityasamutpada), nothing exists on its own.
Emptiness is not nihilism. It points to a non-conceptual openness that remains when all mental fabrications are dropped.
There is no permanent Self (Atman)—the doctrine of Anatta (no-self) is central.
@smlanka4u:
@DarioAngel-n6l, Space/Akasha is a separation called emptiness, and it is a result of continuations of nothingness.
@DarioAngel-n6l:
@smlanka4u space (Akasha) is not a substance or element with real existence. It is understood as a conceptual designation—an absence of obstruction that allows movement.
Emptiness means that all phenomena, including space, are empty of inherent existence.
Space is not a thing that comes from nothingness—rather, it depends on other phenomena for its meaning.
So, space is not a continuation of nothingness but a relative, dependent concept that appears due to interdependent origination.
In essence: Space is empty, not because it is "nothing," but because it doesn't exist independently or inherently.
@smlanka4u:
@DarioAngel-n6l, Akasa is a separating form (Rupa) as mentioned in Abhidhamma. A form (Rupa: Upbringing/Ruppatiti Rupan/Formation) is an action without a thing.
@DarioAngel-n6l:
@smlanka4u Rūpa is not considered "an action" — it is not active like mental phenomena (citta and cetasika).
Nor is it "a thing" in the sense of a permanent or substantial object (no "self-nature" in rūpa).
So, more accurately:
Rūpa is a conditioned phenomenon that lacks intrinsic essence (sabhāva) and arises due to causes. It’s not an action, and not a "thing" in the substantialist sense.
It’s better described as a conditioned quality — something that appears due to causes and conditions, and which can be experienced
@smlanka4u:
@DarioAngel-n6l, Ghost/Bhuta Rupas form outside like Dark Matter. Anti-knowing (Vingnana and other Anti-knowings) gives an upbringing (Rupa) to them. Action (Namarupa) depends on quality (Namarupa).
@smlanka4u: Our Vingnana disturbs the connection of two other Anti-knowings in many ways, causing to receive effects. 🙏 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From Islam to Atheism to Christianity - My Conversion Explained | Apostate Prophet with DAVID WOOD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRll28Yut1Q
@smlanka4u:
Brahmanical religions don't explain the process of nature. Languages, religions and nature help to see/imagine the Lord Buddha. If Jesus was a Buddhist, then he could teach Buddhism. He could fail to establish Buddhism in west because of our sins/delusions.!
99. The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy | Yogachara Buddhism: Nagarjuna's Shunyavada: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1NmuuIB18I
@smlanka4u:
Theravada Buddhism doesn't say that the universe is a nothing (one zero). Zero is a zero (nothing). The universe was the 1st nothing thing/infinity. A zero with infinity is a zero thing/infinity that has no limit/gap until the inconsistent nature (time) of infinity makes/grows ultimate relativity below the conventional relativity.
Yes. Some unintelligent Buddhists reject the facts of evolution as if they are supporting the people who have tried to reduce the scientific influence of Buddhism. Roman Catholic church accepted evolution to prevent their religion being rejected from the scientific community. But some unintelligent Buddhists try to complete needs of fake supporters of Buddhism who try to say that Buddhism doesn't need experimental (exploring mental) science. Some unintelligent people have used educational systems and puppet teachers to divide knowledge to give certificates to a lot of puppet students like dividing knowledge to rule/control people. Theravada Buddhism is a way to verify our knowledge and intelligence. Some greedy people want to control others without giving right knowledge.
12 main delusions of memory/Mara justify poisons like attachments by thinking that "I can't give that to others yet because I didn't receive/use that yet". Similarly, some big things can make us feel small, like making us think that “this is a big thing that I can’t easily get”. Likewise, we think that “I know exactly how to control that situation”. Delusion/Moha supports anger/Dosa to make justifications like "I/You can forget the feelings of sadness and anger quickly by being attracted to that new action." The recognition of those justifications and bodily reactions is a way to reduce delusion. The duality (Dukkha) of nature is recognizable. The co-arising (Samudaya) truth is the resistance/Pati of liking/Icca that should be removed to be a witness (Sakshat) of no-tensioning (Nirodha). Delusion/Moha supports greed/Lobha to make justifications like "I'll take that to appreciate that", "I would lose that because of my mistake", "That is not mine yet", "Others will take that before me". Those justifications of greed/Lobha depend on 8 main unskillful states of the mind, including 4 minds (mind-states) of greed from the "influences of others/encouragements" (Sasankarika). E.g, 1.Your attraction to that is not bad. 2.Others waste that soon. 3.You can't leave/forget that. 4.You are losing that.
The external demonic/demi influencer called Vasavatti Mara would represent bodily and environmental (external) 'poison-vaccinating memories' (Vasa/poison/Asava/influence/sin Vatti/vaccinating Mara/Namarupa). Lord Buddha started teaching Dhamma after the invitation from Sahampati Brahma-king or a sympathetic memory. Natural states of knowing would differentiate material and emotional actions, even without a support from a conscious knowing. If strong entanglements between material elements in the body naturally reduce after some time, then strong influences (Asava) of attachments of living beings would reduce naturally. Presumably, new attachments of some mental states cause increasing entangled bindings between material elements. If so, the initial/earliest state of the initial/earliest universe has originated with less material bindings and a state of smooth equilibrium, without extremely condensed material objects. It is a hypothetical potential of the initial/earliest universe with initial/earliest (arising/Uppada) states of the bodiless mind, without bodily pain due to less actions of the mind, an uncountable time ago. But if those blank/neutral/initial (arising/Uppada) minds could wish to be beautiful like wishing to be a creator/observer of colors (beauty) and other extra qualities while ignoring (keeping back) and giving a low state/caste to the directed creator/mother (destined entanglements like destined Kamma/actionings) of the initial mind like insulting the good balance/mother, then as a result the initial mind could lose its initial state(s) while being beautiful/brighten/separated and Re-knowing (existing/Thiti) in low/basic state(s) of nature/father. Still, it is an initial mind like a new/secondary state(s) of the mind that doesn't stay with other emotional and material qualities in the highest/king Brahma realm. But the deluded/greedy mind could try to go to a pleasurable (emotional) Brahma realm/husband while distracting the paths/boys of other/Dhamma elements. And also, rejecting the nearest/third balance/son of knowing in the 3rd moment/Khana of the mind, causing it to vanish/die (Bhanga) itself. If so, the future states of the mind/Citta could attract the five aggregates of clinging called matter, feeling, recognition, mental formation (emotions), and another Re-knowing while causing all of them to vanish/die due to being unable to attract the mind/Citta permanently. The aim of the mind and five aggregates of clinging use/aim sound and other experiences of nature. Unlearnings and the makings (Uppāda) of the mind/Citta could cause increasing attachments and ignorance (Avijja/unleaning) of other minds and itself, causing it to be vanished/killed by the forces of the world/enemies. The mind is like Swarnathilaka, the girl who had a golden birthmark on her chest as if she had a shining mind, like an evolutionary birth of the mind. The tale of Swarnathilaka indicates the earliest states of the mind.
According to Buddhism, greed (Lobha), anger (Dosa), and delusion (Moha) are three poisons that make suffering. They can make efforts to make tenses while remembering that "I didn't give that yet, and you will have to wait to get that from me". They have a potential to be hidden efforts against a goal, as if tensions expect to delay that benefit. Spontaneous remindings would come from habitual relationships of emotions and materials as if habit is reminding. We can feel the painful results of likes and words to recognize our beliefs like "That is lovely, and I'll not leave that." "My pain aims to believe good feelings I’ll get that I didn't get, and I now forget/ignore kindly-giving that to others." A thinking wave of anger is like "I/You will have to take a lot of actions against them as soon as possible or now." Also, anger makes us think like "They didn't do that, and those useless people caused me to do a lot of bad actions." A hate aimed memory is like “You have a lot of good extra things that you can give, but you don't give them to me”. A strong lust is like a hate towards the same object like "I liked that favorable thing/action a lot, but I can't get that." We can be kind to attractive things while thinking like "It is innocent", "I don't want to harm it", "Others protect it", "Not a dangerous useless demon/animal," "Not a deep black hole," "That action is not trying to take anything now," "Not like a dirty garbage", "You or others shouldn't use me as they wish for useless actions without my permission", "Not a very old evil witch/ghost, Not staying alone lonely without showing abilities, Not requesting for attention," "Not a tight/solid black cube/shit," "Not a fully dark prison," "Not trapped in the middle of unmovable black rocks," "The attractive thing/action/beauty is like a belief, and I was thinking that I'll not be disappointed about that belief". A greed aimed care is like "I'm unable to take care of them yet, and I can’t help them without pleasurable feelings." A fear aimed delusion is like "Others can steal my things easily, and I don't have enough power to stop that soon." A view/belief resisting dull delusion is like "That view/belief is not good, and I'm disappointed about that view/belief." We can let things happen unintentionally without thinking like "That belief is not bad, and I'll not be disappointed." An ego aimed delusion is like "That is the only solution, and they know that I explained about that better this time." An overconfidence aimed delusion is like "They think that they do it correctly, but I’ll have to do a lot of things yet." Also, a delusion is like "They would continue working against us, making me responsible to react with extra effort." An anger aimed blame is like "Others do bad actions because of them, but they don't show that they like to do that." A delusional motivation is like "I have done a lot of things for them, and they are thinking that I protected them." A self aimed delusion is like "I got/won it, and I can keep it now because no one else is here to take it from me now." A painful attraction with an aim to win attractive things hiddenly think like "I look at that because I'm not a loser." A delusional ownership is like "I did it, and I must take the responsibility because those memories belong to me." If a person is emotionally hungry, then looking at others nearby to develop efforts can help that person to share foods. When we give food to others like helpless animals nearby before we start eating foods, the body remembers to give. Urgent needs can make frustrations, and develop overconfidence with beliefs to be quick by depending on memory. A lovely greed is like "You consistently give love to me, and I'm unable to avoid it because you are special to me."
Skillful thinking patterns are like "I'm not going to do anything to harm anyone." "This is an effort to understand the truth and skill." "May all the thoughts be good, and be the path to cessation." "The mind and the body are not mine." "You can fully stop overreactions that you haven't done yet." "When they make you aggressive, wait to feel good." "When you receive a blame, you can smile to be relaxed." "You are not an owner to expect anything, so be relaxed." "This body doesn't belong to the mind, and habitual aims of the body would aim to give bodily elements to others." Lord Buddha would not radiate bad outgoing carriers (4 Karisa) with Cittaja, Uthuja, Āharaja, and Kammaja forms. The believing-mind ignores multiple causes of situations, thinking like "That is the only cause for this to happen." A reaction with delusion can think like "Your belief is wrong because it is not like my belief, and my belief is correct." A reaction with anger is bad. If we shouldn't be kind to bad actions/beliefs, then we can use selfless thoughts (Sati). Some groups use competition to justify bad actions, as if they have a license to become criminals against opposition. Violence is a bad solution, and it is an act of helpless and ignorant beings who don't use intelligence/causality well. Violence can lead to tensions, causing us to be busy with useless news on some special days and weeks like Vesak. We can disown bad memories by thinking like "Some people/trees have done those actions due to some situations." "An attraction/Raga is like a burning, and I must reduce burning the mind as if moving away from demons/Pisacha." "The mind, mental factors/thoughts and bodily actions are aims, but the mind doesn't need to be aims." "The mind doesn't need to aim for colors, sounds, smells, tastes, feelings, and knowings." "Nothing like me is here to continue." "When some qualities and actions make interactions due to their natures and situations, nothing to be surprised of." "We can be kind to good streams of minds regardless of actions of bad streams of minds or attractive observations." The mind-senses can be kind to the six senses while thinking like "Not permanently closed caves,” "Not colorless," "Not soundless," "Not smell-less," "Not tasteless," "Not feelingless," "Not imaginationless," "Not conscienceless," "Not avoiding relationships," "Not reducing connections," "Not leaving the past, present, and future to forget them." "Not staying outside in between hot lights without a move or touch, and bodily senses would not be burned inside." Some high egos would reject some other high egos. Some high egos would pretend like low egos to expect benefits. "If you don't have any good solution for that problem, then there is nothing to worry about that problem for now." "The problems and solutions are so complex, and I would need to use extremely high efforts to handle all of them." Unenlightened people shouldn't try to tell others to stop liking at once to be enlightened. Give the right knowledge. The mind-senses make thinking comments/voices by using the outputs of the five other senses and memories. But the mind-senses should not have a direct relationship with the five senses according to the necessarily correct theory of momentariness. Dualistic waves of attractive mind-states (greed) and resisting co-arisen-states (pain) in the body should not continue making those unskillful causal connections by using outputs of previous momentary five senses and previous mind-streams. "The mind shouldn't continue taking and burning locations, as if killing, stealing, grasping, lying, & misusing them."
The body is unaware about experiences of the mind in a previous life. Therefore, the body is unable to inform the mind about a previous life without a special support from the mind. The mind naturally takes many habitual paths and patterns of nature. But usually, consciousness tries to believe a very few outcomes. Trained observations (Samma Ditthi) are helpful to train the mind to take better paths and better patterns. Beliefs, intentions, delusions (Moha) and other emotions of a person would interact with collective emotional fields of closely related groups of causality due to causal relationships between them. We can try to find verifiable causal relationships of emotions to manage them. A spontaneous laugh is a result of bodily pressure and delusion (Moha). If a laugh interacts with some collective wrong beliefs, then some causal rejections would work against that laugh. Ignitions can happen due to our new actions. Crying would attract bad results because the act of crying depends on anger. The six senses, and other elements (Dhamma Dathu) cause the mind to think spontaneously without a thinker. The nearest cause of thinking is like a womb that has an ability to generate new thoughts. Therefore, the 'womb-cause remembering/memorising' (Yoniso Manasikara) is helpful to understand the patterns of understanding without words, to reduce believing words of languages. Awareness is not a thinker. The mind can recognize the interactions of the six senses without words of a thinker. The awareness about the six senses, sense-objects, emotions, and knowing help to understand meanings of experiences without words while helping the mind reduce creating a words-thinker, and help the mind and body to make a trained stillness/one-pointedness (Samma Samadhi). Also, an observation of a distant point for a long time without trying to recognize an object would help to develop one-pointedness against attractive streams of awareness. Some patterns of thinking disturb observations of the six senses while adding greed, anger, and delusion with words. Our thinking efforts to avoid attractions reduce due to tiredness. The recognition of limits of efforts helps to let go. Strong needs can cause us to think like "I believe that it will happen, and I'll not be disappointed even if I'm wrong." A strong aim to get a thing would make the body wait with tension to get it first, preventing the mind from getting it. If some beings use greed a lot to get things from others, then an interaction between them would create bad results. We shouldn’t expect respect from greed, anger, and delusion. If others disrespect us, then they would expect or get disrespect. Some bodily entanglements with parents would impact us. And any memorization against parents would attract bad reactions. The recognition of signs in nature and actions to read nature and actions is a way to understand reaction/Karma. The word conscious would mean life-thoughts like a son of aims. Good thoughts would be the only way to liberation with the transformed aims like "nothing to touch, nothing to feel, nothing to recognize, and nothing to imagine." Devadatta acted against the Lord Buddha due to hatred. That would indicate a competitive nature of Humans in this era. Languages, religions and nature help to see/imagine supreme Buddha. If Jesus was a Buddhist or a truth seeker, then he could try to teach the truths unless our intrinsic delusions/sins prevent that from happening. Lord Buddha used the word Mogha/empty to scold some bad people. But he had reduced the need to control others.!
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