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Lessons In Practical Buddhism Yutta
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Introduction This book is based on
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Celebrating A Buddhist Holiday When
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eons and 100,000 great eons to beco
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any of us know how we became human
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- AN 1.331 Rare are the people who
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Thailand: “So today is a holiday
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“Whether a bhikkhu or a bhikkhuni
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great suffering. This is a danger t
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actually most apparent in good peop
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suffering that comes to the recipie
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good ones, cleaning the defilement
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teachers, refusing to listen and ev
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since the brain and mind together b
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A Comprehensive Practice Introducti
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from external interruption. One of
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future advancement based on this kn
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when they hear such a teaching. To
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teaching that the Buddha advised in
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immediately judge and react to just
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If we want to remain free from slav
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to support one’s practice, protec
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however, for people to possess dwel
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clearly uncontrollable - it is mere
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tiṭṭhikā” - “patience, for
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end his practice forever. The merce
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unpleasant. Certain situations are
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truly beneficial - how much more so
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entered into absorption, their comp
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Delusion too can be incredibly into
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The first step in our progress, the
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towards observing the nature of phe
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further refine their observation; t
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A person who has realized nibbāna
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other recommended him to disrobe an
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the fact that “mindfulness” is
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cultivation of objective understand
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many minutes, hours, days, or even
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experience, not impersonal space-ti
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“Rising” and “falling” are
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meaning is actually closer to “ac
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emembrance. It is called memorizati
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8. sabbaloke anabhiratasaññā, pe
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Once you see impermanence, it’s n
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disgusting it is because, if you do
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angel is still not as good as being
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to create, wanting to become. When
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knowledge, “I am freed!” - MN 7
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their beauty. This is likely the re
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2. paṇīto - is subtle 3. asecana
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