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Bodily formation=breath in and out Verbal formation=thought Mental formation =pereception, feelings, grief, clinging Dependednt origination Volitionaal formation =dependent on ignorance Sankara 6th sense base
Body Know long Know short Know breath body Experiencing whole body Calm the body Feelings In experience rupture Pleasant body sensation ur contact is breathing Feeling is ruptured experience Present on your breath Rupture -pleasant bodily sensation Happiness in mind Pleasure in mind Sukh Experience mental formation as a sensation In and out experience mental formations In calm Out calm Mind Mind become clearer In gladden mind Concentrate mind Liberate mind Consciousness is powerful Mind is clear to see things as they are Obser the my objects Body mind feelings Ceases impermanent Dhamma Body Feeling Mind Mind objects Impermanence Finding cessation Release
Answering Paradigm Shifters by Nana Gyesie question on: "How does one stay conscious with our dreams?" Bhante Buddharakkhita's answered on the above question as follow: "The more mindful we are the more conscious we become. However, night dreams happen when we are fast asleep, not mindful . We will miss a lot of the dreams. So, Mindfulness might help us in remembering the dreams when you wake up, but not while dreaming." Hope this answer helps :)
Answering Agnes Chj question on : "How will one know for oneself if they have grasp the knowledge of Dhamma correctly? Is it when one has lesser defilement and sufferings, one is on the right track? Thank you." Bhante Buddharakkhita's answered on the above question as follow: "Signs of progressing on the Dhamma Path: Less unwholesome states of mind, and more wholesome states of mind . Less suffering, more true happiness. Less greed, hatred , delusion and fear and more generosity, letting go; lovingkindness and compassion ; wisdom and understanding; and courage. " More faith and confidence , energy , mindfulness, concentration and wisdom and less faith, less laziness, less forgetful , less distractions and less confusion." Hope this answer your questions. Sadhu Agnes Chj!
Great Dhamma Talk!!Thank you so much for your great effort to explain the Teachings of the Lord Buddha. It is greatly appreciated. May you be Blessed with Good Health, Long Life & Happiness!!! May the Noble Triple Gems Bless you always!!! Sadhu! Sadhu!! Sadhu!!!
Forgot to mention Bhante Gunaratana as one of the great teachers of the present day. Also advancing in years. And Ajahn Brahmali who will be with us for many years to come hopefully.
