Does the total mass contain both matter and antimatter masses?
If the total mass is interdependent, then does the total mass contain both matter and antimatter masses like this:
Mass = Matter × Antimatter.
E.g. (hypothetical),
The Proton's mass == Antimatter(59×31×31×3×3) × Matter(59×31) × 1.005303472855531 eV/c^2?
The Down Quark’s mass == Matter(59×31×31×3×3×3) × Antimatter(3) × 1.023381212332223 eV/c^2?
The Up Quark’s mass == Antimatter(59×31×31×3×3×2) × Matter(2) × 1.077816383200958 eV/c^2?
The Electron’s mass == Matter(59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(1) × 1.001387338009097 eV/c^2?
Proton’s Charge = 2×(An(59×31×31×3×3×2)×M(2)) - M(59×31×31×3×3×3)×An(3) = An(59×31×31×3×3×1)×M(1)
But electrons don’t need extra matter or antimatter to be balanced. Therefore, only protons could have a Charge.
The Muon’s mass == Matter(59×59×31×31×31) × Antimatter(1) × 1.01886073187205 eV/c^2?
The Tau’s mass == Matter(59×59×59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(1) × 1.000302326214752 eV/c^2?
The Strange Quark’s mass == Matter(59×59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(3) × 1.051798216785732 eV/c^2?
The Bottom Quark’s mass == Matter(59×59×59×31×31×(3 + 4)) × Antimatter(3) × 1.008503859194067 eV/c^2?
The Charm Quark’s mass == Antimatter(59×59×31×31×31×3×2) × Matter(2) × 1.024565750222095 eV/c^2?
The Top Quark’s mass == Antimatter(59×59×59×31×31×31×2×(3 + 4)) × Matter(2) × 1.008426030527669 eV/c^2?
If 1 eV/c^2 contains a structure with smaller units, then it would be like this:
1 eV/c^2 = Matter(59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(59×31) × asymmetry? It has masses like this 1/933322239 eV/c^2.
Hypothetical extraordinary correlation #1:
The particular mass of Down Quark and Up Quark could emerge while the structure of the Gluon field becomes geometrically symmetric when it decays into a Proton, making the strongly stable Proton.
Proton's hypothetical structure == 3481 × 31^2 × 31 × 9 × 1.005303472855531 eV/c^2.
Down Quark's hypothetical structure == 59 × 31^2 × 9 × 9 × 1.023381212332223 eV/c^2.
Hypothetical extraordinary correlation #2:
The mass of the Helium nucleus == 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×4×1.005996337712896 == 3755675017.36 eV/c^2
The asymmetry in the Helium nucleus = 1.005996337712896 - 1 == 0.0059963377128957
The mass of the final atomic symmetry == 1/0.0059963377128957 == 166.7684589961309 == Nearly, 167 amu.
Atom-65 Terbium's mass == 158.9254 amu, Melting point == 1629 K, Boiling point == 3396 K
Atom-66 Dysprosium's mass == 162.50 amu, Melting point == 1680 K, Boiling point == 2840 K
Atom-67 Holmium's mass == 164.9304 amu, Melting point == 1734 K, Boiling point == 2873 K
Atom-68 Erbium's mass == 167.26 amu, Melting point == 1802 K, Boiling point == 3141 K (It is stable at 167 amu)
Atom-69 Thulium's mass == 168.9342 amu, Melting point == 1818 K, Boiling point == 2223 K
Atom-70 Ytterbium's mass == 173.04 amu, Melting point == 1097 K, Boiling point == 1469 K
Probaby, most masses of quantum objects (standard elementary particles) have a relationship to each other because their masses have a strong relationship to a very few similar numbers. E.g., 59, 31, 3.
The W Boson’s mass == 59×59×31×31×31×31×(3 + 2)×(3 + 2)×1.000094376386809 == 80377000000 eV/c^2.
The Z Boson’s mass == 59×59×31×31×31×31×(3 + 1)×(3 + 4)×1.013040843642746 == 91187600000 eV/c^2.
The Neutron's mass == 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1.00668920257026 == 939565420.52 eV/c^2.
The Proton's mass == 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1.005303472855531 == 938272088.16 eV/c^2.
The mass of gluons without the fluctuations like quarks = 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1 = 933322239 eV/c^2.?
Photons have many different masses, including very low-energy masses. The mass of a photon == 31×a/b eV/c^2.?
The Higgs Boson's mass == 59×31×31×31×31×3×3×3×(3+2)×(3+14)×1.000404952049279 == 125100000000
eV/c^2 or 59×31×31×31×31×3×3×3×(3+1)×(3+7) == 58846758120 eV/c^2 (The hypothetical mass of a matter or antimatter Higgs super-fermion that has an undetectable -1-x Charge or +1+x Charge while x>0.) or 59×59×59×31×31×3×3×2.34754606458332×30 == 125100000000 eV/c^2.?
Perhaps, the Higgs Boson decays into matter and antimatter Higgs super-fermions and a photon, before it decays into fermions. Presumably, more groups of elementary particles exist with relatively undetectable Charges.
Likely, there is a fundamental building block with 31 points of existence. Perhaps, they emerged from 32 or 33 fundamental structures like 31 points of existence with a lost point or lost points of existence due to a delayed breaking point (like Bhavanga Upaccheda) and interactions. Most likely, a structure with connected 31 or 32 points of existence can connect with another similar structure by sharing their points of existence with each other like this:
((32 or 31) + (-32 or -31) == 29+((1-1)+(1-1)+(1-1) or (1-1)+(1-1))-29 == 29+(x+y+z or y+z)-29. If x+y+z=3a or y+z=2a, and a=0, then 29+(3a or 2a)-29 == 29+(3x0 or 2x0)-29 == 59 points of existence with 3 or 2 potential gaps == 59×(built-in 3-3 or 2-2 symbolic gap) == 59(3/3 or 2/2 potentiality).
Arguably, 31 planes of existence could emerge if they depend on 31 types of possible connections between two connected fundamental streams of existence. If the three neutral gaps ((1-1)+(1-1)+(1-1)) between the connected two streams of existence became a reason to originate a plane of existence like the third plane of existence, then two neutral gaps between two connected streams of existence (61(built-in 2-2 symbolic gap)) could create the second plane of existence. Similarly, four neutral gaps between two connected streams of existence (57(built-in 4-4 symbolic gap)) could create the fourth plane of existence, and so on.
Research:
Preprint Verifying The Origin Of Everythin
Stam Nicolis added an answer
Total mass is additive, not multiplicative, and antimatter has the same mass as matter. So a positron has the same mass as an electron and the mass of positronium, the bound state of an electron and a positron, is less than twice the mass of the electron (or the positron) due to the contribution of the binding energy.
The mass of composite particles, such as the proton and neutron, is more complicated to compute than the mass of ``elementary'' particles, such as the W boson or the Z boson. How to compute the mass of the W and the Z bosons, however, is known and it would be useful to study quantum field theory in general and the Standard Model in particular.
The numerology presented doesn’t mean anything, however.
Suresh Wanayalaege added an answer
Stam Nicolis, this multiplicative representation of the Proton's mass: Antimatter(59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3) × Matter(59 × 31) × 1.005303472855531 eV/c^2 is also similar to this additive representation of the Proton's mass: Antimtter(31 × 3 × 3) × Matter(1) × 59 × 31 × 1.005303472855531.
It means that the Proton's mass contain 59 × 31 × 1.005303472855531 pars of Antimatter(31 × 3 × 3) parts and Matter(1) parts. Therefore, the relationship between Matter and Antimatter in a quantum object is both additive and multiplicative. Also, the primary numers in the representation align with it and other masses of quantum objects from more than one decimal places.
The Electron can contain a hidden unit of Antimatter like this: Matter(59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3) × Antimatter(1) × 1.001387338009097 eV/C^2. It explains the nature of mass better than the concept of electric fields and magnetic fields. It shows that all the masses contain building blocks of both matter and antimatter.
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Sam Harris on Solving the Hard Problem of Consciousness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v11PQuqhAxs
@smlanka4u:
No need anything to change nothingness. Time could change nothingness and make relationships between many points of nothingnesses. Thank you.
@kensey007:
Time is something.
@smlanka4u:
@kensey007, Time is continuation of nothingness.
@kensey007:
I'll just accept your definition of time for the sake of argument. Back to your original claim now that you made this clarification:
"A continuation of nothingness could change nothingness"
I'd love to see an example of that.
@smlanka4u:
@kensey007, Quantum Entanglement is a connection between two entangled quantum objects, and those quantum objects don't feel the distance between them due to nothingness of the quantum objects between them. The directions of continuation of time (plus and minus dimensions) of each point of nothingness make geometrical relationships between points of nothingness from moment to moment while the points of nothingness continue to exist. Time becomes smallest moments due to relationships between points of nothingness and continuation of time. You can see how I have explained the relationships between the dimensions of points of nothingness mathematically. Points of nothingness could make dimensional relationships and structures while they continue to exist.
@5piles:
nothingness doesnt exist, thats why its called nothing
@smlanka4u:
@5piles, Nothingness is not possible to be stable with time, and it grows into things of many things of nothingness due to the flow of time.
@5piles:
@smlanka4u read again, nothingness doesnt exist. thats what the word means.
@smlanka4u:
@5piles, Nothingness is not non-existence of time at any location of nothingness. Therefore, nothingness continues to exist at a location like a thing of time. Also, a lot of points of time can separately exist like babies of time. The growth of time must break nothingness into many parts of nothingness because nothingness is not an unchanging constant at a fixed location.
@5piles:
@smlanka4u nothing means nothing. only existence exists.
@smlanka4u:
@5piles, Nothingness exists at a location and time for a moment. No one can show a nothingness without using a location and time. Therefore, nothingness is a relative existence of a location and a moment. A lot of points of nothingness have locations of time like points of moments with +6 and -6 dimensions at each point.
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@smlanka4u:
Time is the first cause that changed nothingness into many points of nothingness. The entire universe was a thing even if it was infinitely nothing, and nothingness continued with time. Therefore, the entire universe has a first cause. The formation of Citta (energy-process) could happen in many different ways, and a special formation of energy/Citta could have a potential to become clinging/Upadana during the start of that process. Therefore, a very small amount of Citta (energy-process) could make generations of Citta like living beings. Therefore, life is only a very unique formation of Citta in the ocean of Cittas in the universe. The continuation of some generations of Citta like rebirth/re-becoming (Samsara) could start with the first formation of the universe itself. The 12 links in the chain of dependent origination contain the reasons to have a rebirth/re-becoming (Upadana/Clinging, Bhava/Becoming, Jati/Generation, Jaramarana/Decay-death) itself, and it happens within a mind/Citta-moment (Chittakhana). Therefore, dependent origination could start a unique Citta with a potential to become a life from the first formation of matter and Citta an uncountable time ago even if it is experimentally unverifiable by anyone. Tipitaka doesn't mention assumptions and unobserved details about the process of energy and the universe. So, we can't say that Tipitaka rejects the idea of beginning of energy formation and parts of the universe.
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REBIRTH, REINCARNATION, BUDDHISM & ADVAITA VEDANTA
@smlanka4u:
A quiet place helps to develop a consistent Samadhi/concentration. Also, only one emotion or a feeling can continue a consistent state of Samadhi. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.
@simeondawkins6358:
Its not needed what is is finding that inner silance stillness and staying in that so the Light of the mind grows so does the love peace and clarity etc
@smlanka4u:
@simeondawkins6358, Right Sati (Mindfuness) meditation is the 7th step in the noble eightfold path. Right Samadhi (stillness/concentration) is the 8th (final) step. You are talking about the 7th step, but it is a very important step.
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Indians | Ep 5: Nalanda and the Decline of Buddhism | A Brief History of a Civilization
Dependent Origination (Pratītyasamutpāda) in Buddhism
@smlanka4u:
Matter emerges from energy like a quantum wave becomes a particle due to interactions. It is a collapse of the wave function. Dependent origination (pratītyasamutpadā/ paṭiccasmuppāda) is the Buddha’s teaching on causality and the process of life. The basic principle in it is "if this exists, that exists; if this ceases to exist, that also ceases to exist". We can put the 12 links in the chain of dependent origination into 3 moments (Khana) in a Chittakhana like this:
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. Taṇhā/Tṛṣṇā (wish/will/desire-attachment/greed)
2nd and/or 3rd moment/Khana (the reasons for re-becoming/rebirth): ix. Upādāna (clinging/grasping), x. Bhava (becoming/continuation),3rd moment/Khana: xi. Jāti (generation/regeneration), Xii. Jarāmaraṇa (decay-death/break).
Thank you so much for the explanation. ❤❤❤
@InspiredJourneyWithin:
So beautifully explained. I have saved your comment in my notebook which I refer to when creating the videos. Thanks once again. 🙏🙏🙏
@smlanka4u:
@InspiredJourneyWithin, Glad to see your interest in it. But you already explained it very well. Thank you too. 🙏🙏🙏
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin:
🙏 I am discontinuing this channel. Thank you for your support. Currently, I am in the process of moving long videos to the new channel. I will be uploading long videos twice weekly on Saturdays and Wednesdays on new channel. The link to the new channel is www.youtube.com/@LuminousLifePath.
@smlanka4u:
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin, Subscribed. Try some interviews, AMAs, and discussions to break barriors of the YouTube algorithm. Best of luck.
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin:
🙏Thank you @smlanka4u . I have to put in many hours to create long videos. I had almost put my daily life on hold to create the long videos for last 6 months and I couldn't keep up with the daily uploads. Also, the channel had long and short videos and short video subscribers/viewers have different expectations than the long video viewers. This is ancient Buddha knowledge available to all of us, I just package it and present it to the world. But I have to study and understand it myself first before I create any videos. The AI tools that I use for media/audio are expensive. Hence I thought it is better to restart from scratch that I can sustain long term. So decided on letting go of 550is hours of watch time and begin fresh. This is divine knowledge and it will find whoever needs to hear it. I feel my purpose is to make it available so that spiritual seekers become more curious and explore the world of knowledge already available on internet. Thank you for your support @smlanka4u. I will be uploading same long videos in the other channel so you might find them repetitive. I will be creating new long videos too but not so frequently as I have to upload the videos that were available on this channel first.
@smlanka4u:
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin, Views depend on many reasons, and the quality of a content is only a small reason. Sometimes, negative words like insults bring more views due to some unthical algorithms of social media. So, don't worry about your ability depending on views. Also, I think it is better if you use your own video recordings to make contents to prevent giving reasons to them to reduce views manually. However, you can use your good intentions and creativity to help people understand the importance of spiritul developments. If people know why they need spirituality, then they start exploring spirituality. Also, systematic knowledge is helpful to develop confidence in the path.
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin:
Thank you @smlanka4u 🙏. The AI tools that I have been using for video and audio are very expensive. I was hoping that the channel can sustain its own expense. I am not able to afford daily uploads. Also I wanted to separate long and short videos as the viewers of both formats have different expectations. It is not that I want to make money from this channel. This is divine knowledge and available to everyone. My main purpose of creating these videos is to increase the curiosity amongst viewers to explore more as I cannot cover extensive details in 10 to 15 minutes videos. I, myself, am on spiritual journey. While creating these videos, I go through resources and listen to the video couple of times before publishing and that helps me so much to better understand 'the knowledge'. I am currently in the Himalayas so don't have much resources to create my own video recordings but I wish I could do so. Creating own video recordings is the best solution for me. "If people know why they need spirituality, then they start exploring spirituality."....this is so true...only if people knew! Thank you 🙏
@smlanka4u:
@BuddhaDharmaAJourneyWithin , Ok. I can understand. Just try to make things happen better without worrying about the result. We have a lot to learn from reliable resources because we are just normal people with a few abilities.
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Right Intention in Buddhism: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9LPfKlj8X7A
@smlanka4u:
Try some trending topics from latests events to increase views. A lot of people need to know latest events.
@LuminousLifePath:
Thank you @smlanka4u. It is a good suggestion. I will follow up on this. It is the YouTube algorithm which is acting weird. The videos in my other channel were reaching viewers in so many countries but then suddenly it stopped reaching people around mid December last year. But I have kind of given up on worrying about the results. I am going to create these videos on Dharma as I feel it is my life's purpose. Some viewers like yourself are with me since the beginning of this channel as well as the previous channel and it motivates me. Also creating these videos help me gain deeper understanding of dharma.
@smlanka4u:
@LuminousLifePath, Yes. Don't be afraid to use wish/desire (Chanda) to make things happen because wish/desire (Chanda) is not bad if it is not associated with attachment (Raga). Enlightened people used Chanda (unattached-wish/desire), Viriya (effort), Citta (the mind), and Vimansa (investigation) to make things happen like miracles.
@LuminousLifePath:
What you said is so beautiful @smlanka4u. Thank you. I will explore a bit more on Chanda.
@smlanka4u:
@LuminousLifePath, Chanda (choice/wish/desire) is a mental power mentioned in Satara Iddhipada (four spiritual-powers).
@LuminousLifePath:
Thank you @smlanka4u for introducing me to Satara Iddhipada. This is new to me. I am studying it from the resources on internet.
@smlanka4u:
@LuminousLifePath, Thank you too. 🙏
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[MN 28] Four Noble Truths, Elements & Dependent Origination: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZE2XDKgxZc
@smlanka4u:
The four great elements originate together with another set of them, and that smallest unit is the Pure-Eight material unit called Suddattaka in Pali. Those smallest elements make the unit of 24 derived matter zone called Rupa-Kalapa. The quantum objects called Rupa Sarira (matter-body) and Rupa Santhana (matter-collection/atom) emerges from them.
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Why Consciousness is Immortal | The Philosophical Proof of Life After Death
41. Different types of Kalāpas
@smlanka4u:
If 1 Avinibboga (1 inseparable) is 1 Kalapa, then an Ashtaka (eight) Kalapa contains 8 connected Avinibboga Kalapas. If those eight Kalapas exist one after another with 17 Citta-moments for each (17x8), then it contains 136 Citta-moments. 137 or 1/137 are unexplained numbers in quantum mechanics, and the number 1/137 is called the fine-structure constant. Therefore, the number 136 is like a fundamental constant. If so, a Navaka Kalapa contains 9 smallest Avinibboga Kalapas. It is like an increase of the wavelength of a quantum object. 🙏
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@smlanka4u:
The 4th Buddhist council held in Kashmir made or developed Mahayana Buddhism, and divided Buddhism into two major sects. Similarly, the land of Kashmir is divided into two parts between two religiously different countries on some reasons. Sometimes, Karma/reaction works in mysterious ways. The original 4th Buddhist council was held in Sri Lanka. Thank you for revealing the truth. ❤
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Do Schrödinger's equations include the principle of least action?
Do Schrödinger's equations include the principle of least action?
Any time-dependent physical process must conform to the principle of least action which is a universal law.
We assume that the Schrödinger PDE SE solution in its current form does not automatically follow the principle of least action, but some mathematicians and physicists argue that it should if the terms of the SE and PLA concepts are extended or modified.
Suresh Wanayalaege added an answer
No. The Schrodinger's wave function is just a mathematical representation of the probabilistic potential of appearing an electron at a location or time. But the Schrodinger's wave equation doesn't use time correctly, and it doesn't explain the nature of a quantum wave because it depends on experimental measurements and assumptions. Also, it hypothetically describes only the potential locations and probability of collapsing the electron's structure within the left and right range of its width.
Ismail Abbas added an answer
For interested contributors:
Please take a look at,
Cairo Technics Solution of Schrödinger's Partial Differential Equation - Time Dependence, Researchgate, IJISRT Journal, March 24.
We assume there is a detailed answer.
Please take a look at,
Cairo Technics Solution of Schrödinger's Partial Differential Equation - Time Dependence, Researchgate, IJISRT Journal, March 24.
We assume there is a detailed answer.
Suresh Wanayalaege added an answer
Ismail Abbas, The output energy of an interaction depends on the location of it in the structure/wave of a quantum object. Detector/Observer damages a location in quantum object, causing to start collapsing the processes in them from that location as if appearning a quantum particle. But, the energy produced during the collapse of the structures/waves is just a reconstruction of the quantum structures/waves from the location of their damage. Quantum objects don't contain quantum particles in its structures/waves. Also, the amount of energy produced at the location doesn't represent an existence of a quantum particle at that location. Therefore, the principle of least action is not applicable to the collapse of the wave function, and the probability of appearing a quantum point particle from a quantum structure/wave in Schrodinger's wave equation is just a hypothetical description of appearing energy.
Learn more about matter and energy:
Preprint Verifying The Origin Of Everything
Instant Relaxation: 5-Minute Guided Breathwork for Nervous System Regulation
@smlanka4u:
Breathing meditation is like an observation of feelings (Vedananupassana), and observing the feelings in the body while breathing in and out makes it a both mindfulness (Vipassana) and relaxing/tranquizing (Samatha) meditation. But the consistent state of concentration called Samadhi is like automatic concentrations on a single object. Feelings are the main objects of the breathing meditation. The mind becomes less attached to stressful feelings when it focuses and changes its attention like this: "Breathe in naturally and feel the feelings from nose to the entire body like allowing the mind to feel all the feelings at once. And then, breathe out naturally and feel the feelings at nose. Also, think that feelings are not mine." It helps the mind to take the control of feelings, and reduces painful feelings of addictions and stress. It is very helpful to develop concentration (Samadhi), and prepare the mind for a good rebirth and enlightenment.
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Experimental Physicist Explains String Theory
@smlanka4u:
Many worlds exist from instant to instant, and space contains hidden worlds. It is a mathematically provable hypothesis, and I developed a theory to prove it.
@kahlrhoam6769:
@smlanka4u ; I’d like to see proof of that.
It’d be the 1st time I ever saw something like that get PROVEN.
@smlanka4u:
@kahlrhoam6769, It explains the building blocks of mass in quantum objects. I have provided a path for the document in the description.
@kahlrhoam6769:
@smlanka4u ; Ok, thx.
I wish you well. 🖖✨
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Monk Chat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36kFPJHDH78
@smlanka4u:
Utmost pleasure is cessation/healing of addictions/Asava/influence and Vana/greed/Tanha (Nibbana Paramam Sukham). 🙏
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@surendranmk5306: @smlanka4u when a planet revolving around a star, space is curved instead of straight, appears as curvature of space. But in free fall, falling path could be a straight line and kinetic energy is increasing so that it look like a force. A metal spring is not a foce. When pushed or pulled energy is stored and act as a force.
The Divine Interpretation of Quantum Theory
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Bridging Science, Philosophy and Religion with Bernard Carr, Bernardo Kastrup and Lelung Rinpoche: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCpsrCV1h1M
@smlanka4u:
Idealism is not a Theravada Buddhist fundamental. The creator of separation is Citta, and it exists everywhere. Thank you.
@truthlivingetc88:
Does your opinion/evidence come from a Buddhist text ? Experience ? Both ? Something else ?
@smlanka4u:
@truthlivingetc88, Texts, logic, and maths. Matter makes matter while hosting the stream of creation called Citta-Vithi. Everything is just Citta-Vithi.
@joeldeadastronaut:
The first half of your statement contradicts the second half.
Saying that everything is citta-vrtti (thought forms) is an explicitly idealist statement.
Saying that matter hosts citta-vrtti is a materialist statement.
They contradict each other.
@smlanka4u:
@joeldeadastronaut, No. All the Citta-Vithis are just processes in matter, and some Citta-Vithis continue like living processes due to some unique root causes.
@philosophybabble:
Mahayana Buddhism differs significantly from Theravada Buddhism. It's important to grasp the distinctions between the two.
@smlanka4u:
@philosophybabble, yes. Exactly.
@philosophybabble:
@smlanka4u However, it's important to note that while these elements of Mahayana Buddhism can be compared to philosophical idealism, Buddhist teachings are complex and multifaceted. They often transcend simple categorizations found in Western philosophy.
@yoya4766:
@philosophybabble Unfortunately hard to access these teachings. Not from the lama's who are in the west. Language barriers also a reason.
@smlanka4u:
@philosophybabble, Presumably, speed is the essence of everything. If so, idealism is just an output of speeds like awareness of speeds. Material qualities/actions could emerge from interactions of speeds. The flow of time could make speeds, and the speed of speed could continue existence like the most fundamental process of everything. Also, a material quality is just a quality without any constant material essence/substance.
@philosophybabble:
@smlanka4u Eternalism's view of time complements the idea that the universe's existence is a constant flow of changes in speed, with past, present, and future being inseparable parts of a continuous whole.
Comparing this to Mahayana Buddhism, we find intriguing parallels.This can align with the idea that material qualities emerge from the interplay of speeds, without any fundamental essence.
@smlanka4u:
@philosophybabble, As I have heard, the past exists or accessible like a straight line. Also, the past structures have a potential to impact present structures due to some ways of dependents in 24 ways of dependents called Suvisi Pratyaya. And newly originated smallest meterial structures (new Rupa-Kalapa) are smaller than the previously existed structures. Presumably, new structures appear between the existed structures like sending the existing structures to the past while originating relatively smaller structures. Some structures of the past would survive like long distant quantum entanglements with a less abilily to interact with new structures. If so, energy conservation is not the only method of surviving the information of past, and existing energy would become information of past while originating new energy. Asymmetry of speeds could become energy like the formation of energy/speeds called Sanskara before emerging the awareness called Vinnana. Awareness emerges from Sanskara. Therefore, idealism is not the beginning. Future doesn't exist, but sometimes future is predictable. Theravada fundamentals and explanations are highly interconnected to each other in highly systematic and derivable ways.
@philosophybabble:
@smlanka4u This reflects a worldview in which time and existence are seen as deeply conditional, marked by a pervasive interdependence that defies simple categorization.
@smlanka4u:
@philosophybabble, It is a very deep and mysterious topic, and we can't easily find modern commentaries on it. Also, it is not a popular topic. Usually, modern teachers are afraid to make their comments on mysterious topics like that. Therefore, a lot of people don't even know the existence of explanations on some deep processes like that.
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Einstein's general theory of relativity has been described as the greatest scientific triumph in history, a geometric theory of gravitation relating local spacetime curvature with the local energy, momentum and stress within that spacetime:
Rᵤᵥ - ½gᵤᵥR = 8πG/c⁴•Tᵤᵥ
Where;
Rᵤᵥ - ½gᵤᵥR - Describes the curvature of spacetime.
8πG/c⁴•Tᵤᵥ - Describes the matter and energy in spacetime.
Suresh Ran Rahas
Einstein's energy equation (E=mc'2) is not applicable to photons (light) if photons are massless. Also, the speed of light depends on the density of the medium, but Einstein didn't mention it in his equation. If we fix that problem in his energy equation, then it shows that energy doesn't become mass because energy depends on mass.
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Lee Smolin: Why Should We Quantize Gravity?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paS4LYrXjr0
@smlanka4u:
Gravity is a force, and general relativity doesn't explain it.@surendranmk5306:
@smlanka4u:
@surendranmk5306, Space doesn't bend because space is not like a rubber sheet. Gravitational force increases the density of hidden matter in space, and causes space waves called gravitational waves.@surendranmk5306:
@smlanka4u That was Einstein, never I'm, who put forward the idea of space time curvature and it is mathematically true. How ever it is ridiculous to think about hidden matter with gravitation. First of all you have to find the physical nature of electric charge.@smlanka4u:
@surendranmk5306, We belong to only one part from the spectrum of electric charges. Electric charge depends on observable protons. Hidden (dark matter) protons would have different electric charges.@surendranmk5306:
@smlanka4u with particles electric charges don't have any spectrum. Simplest elementary charge is + - electron positron charge and it is constant any where in the universe. All we see as electric charge is that and it's multiples according to the count of particles. Charge with proton is charge of positron as all other particle's charge is cancelled by opposite one's.@smlanka4u:
@surendranmk5306, If Dark Matter atoms exist, then their nucleuses would produce Dark/hidden charges, causing it to produce Dark/hidden electric charges. As I know from some analysis, protons are the main cause of electric charge and proton's charge. Some hidden/dark quantum fields would make massive quantum objects with relatively different charges. It is a hypothesis.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Echoes of Enlightenment – Bihar’s Timeless Tie to Buddha
@smlanka4u:
A reminding/mindfulness (Smruthi/Sati) meditation: "Materials are not mine. Feelings are not mine. Perceptions/Ideas are not mine. Emotions are not mine. Consciousnesses are not mine."
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Effort and Non Effort in Buddhist Practice
@naywin7097:
Not " ordinary effort" but " Right effort" is the key to open the door of enlightenment. The problem is effort on what and what kind of effort is " Right" . The missing link between " principal" and " practice" of Buddhism. How to combine and corelate with Four Noble Truth and Four foundations of Mindfulness is essential.
@smlanka4u:
The effort (Viriya) to gain ownership comes from views (Ditti) and sensual wishes/desires (Kamacchanda) with a pain until we remove the craving to gain ownership of something from our minds. The removal of ownerships from the mind with the help of the four noble truths is the right view.
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How We're Redefining the kg
Does Space Emerge From A Holographic Boundary?
Materialism
How Can MASS and ENERGY be the Same Thing? What, Where and Why is it?
HOW to DO NOTHING & ACHIEVE SOMETHING
@smlanka4u:
Habitual attachments/addictions reduce when we are prepared to stop giving good (Subha) identifications (Nimithi) to imaginary (conceptual/unreal) material qualities like beautifulness (different colours), rareness, movingness, and sadness etc. 🙏Sadhu🙏Sadhu🙏Sadhu
@englishmonk:
Sukhi Hontu
@smlanka4u:
@englishmonk, We should behave as if we don't have the five (or six) senses to be enlightened according to Nagasena Arhat-Thera.
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@smlanka4u:
Real science must explain the truth even if it is untestable.
The “Worst Prediction” Was Never Made: The True Story
Bhante Punnaji explains the meaning of Āsava (*sanskrit: Āśrava)
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Gravity is not a force. But what does that mean?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3LjJeeae68
@smlanka4u:
Real science must explain the truth even if it is untestable.
@voltydequa845:
@smlanka4u «Real science must explain the truth even if it is untestable.»
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It is not "real science", but "speculative science". The "truth" as a food for parrots. The models (representations) of reality are infinite, and are not equivalent to what they represent.
@smlanka4u:
@voltydequa845, The truths that were discovered and verified don't change with time even if all the discoverers died.
@voltydequa845:
@smlanka4u «The truths that were discovered and verified don't change with time even if all the discoverers died.»
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This one of yours does not make sense. There are no "truths", since "discovery" is not a synonym for "truth", and since "discoveries", along with "verification", are (re)interpreted along the spirit of times. "Discoveries" do not "die". You'd better go with metaphysic truths and discoveries.
@smlanka4u:
@voltydequa845, You can believe your interpretation of truths if you want. The great discoverers like supreme Buddha and his great disciples discovered great truths. Check your senses if you can't understand it.
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BUDDHA's Guide to Understanding EMPTINESS and Reality
@smlanka4u:
Dark Matter seems empty to us, but hidden/parallel worlds exist in Dark Matter. Subjects and objects are just actions that continue to exist between points of emptiness.
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Fulfilling Buddha's Vision | Nuns seek equality through ordination | 52 Documentary | VOA News
@Kevin-sp7wp:
He never had anything, man proclaimed philosophies and doctrines of demons. Suffering can only be ended through belief in the Lord Jesus Christ by grace through faith
@smlanka4u:
Your beliefs already made you a dead person with a damaged brain because you really did't want to know the truth.
@smlanka4u:
Unloving/Disliking/Undesiring/Impermanent (Anicca) nature makes suffering (Dukka) due to attachment/clinging. Therefore, attachments/addictions (lovely things) are meaningless (Anatta) if we don't like to suffer in any lifetime. Best wishes from Sri Lanka.
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Pre-Historic Mega Structures of Japan & Unexcavated Giant Tombs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kknPtZsfhVg
@smlanka4u:
A few Humans from another realm (higher plane) came to the earth, but they couldn't return to their realm again according to Buddhism. Perhaps, they could make those prehistoric mega structures.
The alien Humans who came from another plane of existence didn't have a technology to return according to texts.
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Ajahn Sujato: “So they said to the Buddha …” Class 1 of 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_YNfvoqLGE
@smlanka4u:
Abhidhamma Pitaka contains the core and fundamental teachings of the Buddha, and it shows ultimate truths.
@haovan5273:
Based on what did you say this?
@smlanka4u:
@haovan5273, The teachings in Suttas are like instructions to make a house. Abhidhamma is like a complete house.
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Debate On Hinduism and Buddhism History.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isZ47rX8kGA
@smlanka4u:
The science of Buddhism is explained in the scientific paper - Verifying the Origin of Everything. God is unscientific.
@Mani-my8ob:
@smlanka4u Name the paper
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u which paper, which journal ?
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, It is a personal research of me to verify the origin of the universe. You can see it's name there.
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u there is nothing like personal research. Anyone can say anything in his personal research. Show me scientific research. You are not a scientist . So instead of claiming extraordinary things, show any scientific research which proves your claim.
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, Mathematics can prove things, and make predictions. But I don't care whether you like to read it or not.
@smlanka4u:
@Mani-my8ob, It is already mentioned. Verifying..... Don't ignore that the 4th Buddhist council divided Buddhism with new concepts called Mahayana, and the people who sponsored it used Sanskrit and Urdu/Hindi languages in Kashmir. Probably, the people in western India could invade eastern India in 4th century BCE, and make new religious texts agaist the people who spoke Pali Prakrit languages. You can ignore it if you don't like to know the truths of nature.
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Debate On Hinduism and Buddhism History.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isZ47rX8kGA
@smlanka4u:
The science of Buddhism is explained in the scientific paper - Verifying the Origin of Everything. God is unscientific.
@Mani-my8ob:
@smlanka4u Name the paper
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u which paper, which journal ?
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, It is a personal research of me to verify the origin of the universe. You can see it's name there.
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u there is nothing like personal research. Anyone can say anything in his personal research. Show me scientific research. You are not a scientist . So instead of claiming extraordinary things, show any scientific research which proves your claim.
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, Mathematics can prove things, and make predictions. But I don't care whether you like to read it or not.
@smlanka4u:
@Mani-my8ob, It is already mentioned. Verifying..... Don't ignore that the 4th Buddhist council divided Buddhism with new concepts called Mahayana, and the people who sponsored it used Sanskrit and Urdu/Hindi languages in Kashmir. Probably, the people in western India could invade eastern India in 4th century BCE, and make new religious texts agaist the people who spoke Pali Prakrit languages. You can ignore it if you don't like to know the truths of nature.
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@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u For your kind information I want to remind you that prakrit has also came from Sanskrit, so according to your logic Buddhists were also invaders .
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, Prakrit is based on natural sounds and fundamental meanings. Sanskrit words have added/extra sounds.
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u No any language is natural, all languages are man made . Prakrit is came from Sanskrit and it is accepted by all prakrit grammarian like hemchandra etc. you don't know about linguistics. You are just claiming what neo Buddhists claim without any knowledge about linguistics. The name " Prakrit "is so called because it has originated from Nature and the original Nature is Sanskrit. This is not said by me but by the Prakrit grammarians.
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, Some sounds make negative, positive, and active feelings. The ocean makes a sound like oce or ose. And a meaning of the word Prakrit is also 'natural'. Early Indian common people used Prakrit languages, and Sanskrit was not a spoken language. Sanskrit could develop separately with the inflence of western Indians and Brahmanical knowledge. Take a time to understand the influence of political powers to understand the true origins even if you don't like it.
@Mani-my8ob:
@smlanka4u Kuch bhi lol sanskrit is older than prakrit
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u you are not giving any scholar 's reference. You are just claiming. You are not a historian or linguist. I am also not a historian or linguist but I am telling what historians accept but you are just claiming without any reference of scholar.
@smlanka4u:
@Mani-my8ob , The Pali meaning of the word Sanskrutha is 'modified'. Prakrit languages existed and evolved in north and south India.
@smlanka4u:
@NishantKumar-ry9rp, Sanskrit is like a modified format of Prakrit to write, and Sanskrit means modified. Use your brain.
@Mani-my8ob:
@smlanka4u Sanskrit doesn't mean modified,we have sanskrit inscriptions and Vedic elements before Ashoka how can you claim that,if you use your brain which you seems like you don't have one,then you might know the answer and yeah come to the stream to prove your claims too.
@NishantKumar-ry9rp:
@smlanka4u I think YouTube is deleting my comments
@smlanka4u:
@Mani-my8ob, The word Sanskaran means edition, refinement, improvement, etc. Some words have direct meanings and indirect meanings. You said that I don't have a brain, but I can understand you and the restrictions of this platform. But you don't like to accept the direct meaning of the word Sanskrit.
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Prakrit Vs Sanskrit: Which Came First?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96ZNlYTHVvY
@niladripramanik8362:
I remembered in our history books it was written prakrit came before sanskrit... Thanks for enlightening
@smlanka4u:
Sanskrit means modified, and its words contain additional sounds. Prakrit was basic languages.
@Aryan-gs6ky:
I know about Magadhi Prakrit which gave languages like Bhojpuri, Maithali, Magahi, Bengali, Odia and Assamese.
@thedoge7817:
This man is blatantly misguiding and lying about simple things. There were a bunch of dialects in north India that were called Prakrit (Prakrit means 'Natural') collectively which evolved into various directions giving birth to modern north Indian languages. The word Sanskrit itself means constructed/refined*. For the religious purpose and maybe for other reasons too scholars artificially constructed/did 'sanskar' a language named *Sanskrit
@smlanka4u:
The true meaning of the word Yoga is also not the popular physical postures called Hindu Yoga. The Pali meaning of the word Yoga is usage, practice meditation, involving, meditational effort, etc.
@RAJ-RAJKUMAR:
Sanskrit is so old, then why did not a single word of Sanskrit appear in Ashoka's inscriptions?
@NitinTomarKaraoke:
That's a correct observation, this YouTuber is spewing unresearched halftruths with confidence.
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Buddhism: The Principle of Dependent Origination (Pratītyasamutpāda)
How to Learn from Suffering? | Buddhism In English #buddhism #motivational
@smlanka4u:
Attachment is painful even if we are attached to a diamond we own.
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King ASHOKA The Great Documentary REACTION by Foreigners | Rise of the Mauryan EMPIRE explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j0finm73IM
@susu-yy1xh:
Now... Just check on.... Chanakya...the great teacher in history... (Teacher of chandragupta)
@smlanka4u:
Chanakya and Chandragupta took Magadha kingdom from Buddhist kings, and supported Jains.
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Buddhism: What is The Purpose of Life?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WwHZSR-iWw
@smlanka4u:
Suffering is new or old attachments to the things we love/wish or loved/wished. Attachment is a defect in life.
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This made me cry
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Catalysts For Awakening and Change Series Encore: The Illusion Of Movement With Dean Graves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz8qPISgnss
@mrStraker888:
The Illusion Of Movement ?? what does that mean???
@smlanka4u:
Every movement is a recreation.
@ChillAndPeaceful:
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51. Paṭiccasamuppāda Bhavacakka (The wheel of life) & Intro to Paṭṭhāna (Conditionality)
@smlanka4u:
Karma uses and makes craving (Tanha) to make a rebirth, and Avijja is not a part of the mind. Avijja is an influence in the body. The influence/cause (Avijja/Asava) is different from the result (Moha/delusion). Tanha (craving) is the builder of good and bad rebirths even if Avijja/Asava is responsible for it. 🙏
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What did Buddha Realize when He Achieved Enlightenment? The Universe Shook When He Revealed It: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzps1z62X2Y
@PR-tq8yo:
no Buddhist can explain this to me yet.. but if there is no self, no soul, and according to Buddhism rebirth is basically the 5 aggregates coming together again, why should I bother achieving Nirvana? Why do I care if the current life's 5 aggregates come together in the next life, with completely different consciousness and no recollection of the past life?
@smlanka4u:
You don't become you again, but also you don't become someone else. Long term pain is not good for any person.
@PR-tq8yo:
@smlanka4u What pain though? If I am leading a fairly decent life and have no real frustrations or sufferings, then why should I care what or who is born again after I die?
@smlanka4u:
@PR-tq8yo, You are already a robot with a mind that recreates the idea of a self. And the mind can remind things if you deserve it.
@sabbe.dhamma.anatta:
@PR-tq8yo but your illogic is paradoxical since it's assuming you to exist when it doesn't.
@PR-tq8yo:
@sabbe.dhamma.anatta if I don't exist and you don't exist, then who among us is striving for Nirvana? None of these are satisfactory answers.
@sabbe.dhamma.anatta:
@PR-tq8yo neither, how could mere illusions attain Nirvana? Nirvana is caused by the understandings. A wrong view caused a wrong question, the answer to a wrong question is the question is wrong.
@smlanka4u:
@PR-tq8yo, You can try to reduce or remove the mental pain within this lifetime if you think that you are not prepared to live without your favourite things within this lifetime. Our happiness depends on time. And nature can punish the mind at anytime. Therefore, we can try to be prepared to leave everything within a second to make the mind independent.
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Karma (action/entanglement) has a potential to use craving (Tanha) and an influence in the body called Avijja to make a rebirth. No need a soul (an Atman) to recognize/memorize something. Recognition itself is the mind with a knowingness (Gnana) or a special knowingness (Vignana). The removal of desire-attachment (Tanha) with influences (Asava) is the liberation. Suffering is new or old attachments to the things we love or loved. Attachment is a defect in life. We can be prepared to live without our favourite things to leave everything within a few seconds to make the mind independent.
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Girimananda I - Impermanence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CQWwvok8t8
@smlanka4u:
The word Anicca literally means unloving/disliking/undesiring, and it is like an equanimity. So, it can be a mouth/gate of liberation. 🙏 Satipatthana meditations move the mind away from body and emotions, and prevent them controlling the mind.
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Afterlife and No Afterlife - The Meaning of the Buddha's Awakening
@smlanka4u:
You can try to explain the 121 states of the mind/Citta, including all the Jhana (transadental) states that define us.
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The Buddha Said: All Things Are Rooted in Desire
මරණය සහ පුනර්භවය ඇත්තටම සිදුවන්නේ කොහොමද?
@smlanka4u:
The mind needs freedom from the body and emotions (me/aggregates/Mara) to attain deep states of Samadhi/concentration to liberate the mind.
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Buddhism: Can You Truly Achieve Awakening? What The Mind Can Do?
@CharithMeegama-qt1hl:
Three characteristics of world are Anicca, Dukka, Anatta means undesirable, Suffering, meaningless
@simsonmails:
May i know how do u come into conclusion that Anicca is translated as undesirable; Anatta as meaningless?
@smlanka4u:
@simsonmails , An+Ichcha is literally Un+love/desire or Un+like (no greed/Tanha). It leads to equanimity. An+Artha is Un+meaning.
@simsonmails:
@smlanka4u hmm, i dont know where you get the references from. Language creates reality. Be aware for what the meaning will give impact
What common translation for Anicca is impermanence, while Anatta is non-self (it doesnt mean no self, totally different implication cmiiw)
While the result of Anicca could be undesireable, it is only because of the main characteristic of Anicca is keep changing, arising and ceasing (for the materiality and mentality)
Anatta itself is not meaningless, it states that the things we think are the self, are not.
The approriate way to look at this 3 world charactistics is upekkha/equanimity point of view, i guess, not cling to and not rejecting it.
Through penetrating the truth, hopefully one day, we could see, understanding, proving and accepting the keep changing nature of 5 aggregates and let go the concept of self as a single permanent / eternal entity (not meaningless)
@smlanka4u:
@simsonmails, Aniyatha means not permanent and impermanent. Anicca is like unloving/disliking/leaving/uncontrolling and not existing (disappear/cessation/cancellation or Anicca between existence or Dukka/duality/co-origination and non-existence or Anatta). Self means one.
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Buddhism: The Paradox of Desires | The Truth of Desires in Buddha's Teaching
Mindfulness Definition: What Mindfulness is, And What It's Not!
Buddhist Teachings: The Fool & the Wise Person: So What Difference?
@smlanka4u:
Leaving me (meanings) to liberate the mind is the most important training. Thanks. 🙏
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Why Buddhists Seek Refuge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92dCPWARqfo
@smlanka4u:
Well wishing is recommended in Buddhism. Well wishing (Kusala-Chanda) is not a like or a love at the moment we wish something. Therefore, well wishing doesn't contain an attachment in that moment even if it can have indirect relationships to attachments. The pure wish to attain Nibbana is a skillful wish (Kusala-Chanda). Fully enlightened people can't love, hate, like, and dislike. Therefore, Buddhists should try to use equanimity to make responses even if someone expects a like or a dislike. Also, the word Metta is not love. The correct name for Metta Bhavana is empathy meditation. We need good scholars. 🙏
@festechew6468:
Metta or maitri is friendliness or inclusiveness. Karuna is empathy based on virtue, patience, forbearance, concern to avoid unwholesome actions and concern to avoid the unpleasant consequences from such actions.
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, friendliness is like an attachment. The Metta of a mother or a brahma is an empathy. Karuna is kindness.
@festechew6468:
@smlanka4u For Mind Only dharma of noble beings, taught by Tathagata Buddha, the first noble mind on the path of noble beings is maitri, the mind of friendliness, the foundation for the other three noble qualities of karuna, the mind of empathy, of mudita, the mind of joy in cherishing others and of upeksha, the mind of equanimity or non-judgmentality.
Friendliness is a noble quality of the mind, it is not an attachment which is a desire of the aggregate of feeling, as it arises out of the wisdom realizing the emptiness of phenomena.
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, Metta is an ultimate-meaningul mental factor, and it should have a precise meaning like empathy. Friendliness can emerge from empathy or many other reasons, and it is like a physical output. The 52 mental factors have mental characteristics.
@festechew6468:
Empathy emerges from friendliness. One needs to be friendly first to have empathy. This is the path of the noble beings.
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, The intrinsic quality (quantum-per-moment or Lakkhana) of empathy is 'vibrate together' (Sahakampana). Friendliness can have the same intrinsic quality, but a moment of the mind makes emotions like empathy without friends. Empathy is a technical function in the mind without friends or a person.
@festechew6468:
@smlanka4u Actually it is the quality of friendliness of the mind of noble beings that purveys friendliness without friends, without enemies and without those who are neither friends nor enemies. Whereas, empathy needs an object for it to arise.
For example the suffering of sentient beings. An aspirant bodhisattva having empathy for the suffering of sentient beings, generates bodhicitta, to be awakened to full enlightenment for the benefit of liberating all beings from the cycle of birth and death, or samsara.
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, The mind appears from moment to moment, and it is not a living person to make friendliness (Mithratha). The word friend doesn't represent a precise emotion like empathy or kind. But friendliness can have the emotion of empathy (Metta). No problem. English words are very closely connected to Pali words, as if English is another version of Pali. Therefore, we can find direct meanings for Pali words from English words.
@festechew6468:
@smlanka4u pali is not the original medium of understanding of the noble beings. It is Sanskrit, the language of the Aryas of the Four Noble Truths, caturāryasatya (चतुरार्यसत्य).
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, Early Sanskrit and Prakrit languages developed, and became Pali and Sanskrit during the Buddha's time.
@festechew6468:
@smlanka4u first Buddhists were learned brahmins whose chosen language was Aryan or Sanskrit.
Pali tradition came later after, in Sri Lanka which was lost and was only in Singhalese, which later was translated back to Pali, as Sri Lanka was also under the patronage of Kings who were of the Mahayana or Bodhisattvayana tradition. It was recorded in the Mahavamsa.
@smlanka4u:
@festechew6468, Magadha Kingdom and other Indian kindoms used Prakirt languages, and Pali Prakrit originated in India. Also, Early Sanskrit is closely connectted to Pali Prakrit, and it could originate from Prakrit languages. Also, Sri Lankan sinhalese have Sinhala and Sinhala Prakrit languages. You have changed the topic. Have a nice day. Bye.
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Why Did Buddhism Decline in India? | Mind Podcast (Buddhism)
What is Theravada Buddhism? The Quintessence Of The Buddha's Teaching
@smlanka4u:
Pali Abhidhamma texts and commentaries contain systematic teachings on ultimate truths. 🙏
The systematic knowledge on ultimate observed (Upādā/co-originated/derived) and uncovered (known to the Buddha's uncovering/Anawarana-Gnana) realities/meanings helps to develop right faith (Shraddha/confidence).
The systematic knowledge on ultimate observed (Upādā/co-originated/derived) and uncovered (known to the Buddha's uncovering/Anawarana-Gnana) realities/meanings helps to develop right faith (Shraddha/confidence).
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Love is not what You Say it is what You Do | Buddhism In English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEC0DTzDR6I
@smlanka4u:
The word 'help' or 'care' is better than the word 'love' for Buddhists because the word love can mislead to make attachments.
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Awakening Mind Film Part 2 -"The Mind Unveiled" (Official Trailer)
Dowsing Rod Q&A | Talking to Buddha
Dowsing Rod Q&A | Questions for Spirit
@smlanka4u:
It/Karma/reaction is a collective intention/consciousness/entanglement with spiritual faculties. The tree (network) of knowledge (Kapruka) gives answers.
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නිවන්මග වඩන්න ඕන නැකත මෙන්න#ven.Battaramulle Amadassana thero #pahura
@smlanka4u:
Sadhu 🙏 Sadhu 🙏 Sadhu 🙏 The mind and some other senses directly depend on Karma, but hearing is a direct observation of the hearing sense according to Abhidhamma. Therefore, I think listening to Satipatthana meditations from morning to evening is the easiest way to ignore the uncontrollable forces of Karma. Usually, the mind forget to be mindful, and becomes tired when it thinks many things.
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Buddhism in Southern Asia with Rebecca | The Change The Map Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjLgLhuknb0
@smlanka4u:
Some Sri Lankan and foreign Christians with the help of high caste Hindus used low caste Hindus (or generations of Tamil/Sinhala Ex-Buddhists who spoke Tamil) to fight against Sinhalese while trying to convert Hindus and Buddhists into Christianity. They didn't want to end conflicts, and didn't accept political solutions because they were trying to stop Buddhist power in Sri Lanka. Still, they try to create lies to insult Buddhism and Buddhists in Sri Lanka. Some religions like Christianity made and used conflicts to divide people and introduce Christianity.
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Waking Up Is Not Enough Episode 21 - Why Early Buddhism Matters N...
@smlanka4u:
Mentality bends action/Karma in somewhat unpredictable ways like an infinitely large number removes another infinitely large number to make 1, 0 or -1/12, preventing superdeterminism. Thanks.
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A Path of Renunciation
@smlanka4u:
Exactly.🙏 🙏 🙏 I studied Dhamma from a long time, but I didn't know that attachment (Raga) itself is painful until I understood the true meaning of the Pali word Anicca (disliking/unloving because not continuing) in year 2024. Usually, people think that attachment is a requirement of happiness, but the pain in attachment makes the mind uncomfortable first and uses the mind to process bodily actions.
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Dissolution of the Mind | Swami Sarvapriyananda
@smlanka4u:
Many hindu teachings contain in later developed texts, and a lot of hindu teachings are copies of buddhist teachings on the nature of mind and matter.
@shatabdabasu505:
So upanishada are post Buddhistic ??
@smlanka4u
Then why there is a 1000 years legacy of debate between the different nastika schools
And the the astika schools
Even don't you know the entire mahayan Buddhism and was built by Hindu Brahmin scholars like :
asvagosh
nagarjuna
chandrakitri
Dharmakirti
Vasubandhu etc
And what about the stream of argument of attack against some Buddhist schools , mainly Mahayana ,sunyavada school by adi sankara in bhramasutras and others works like aparokshanubhuti
It's very easy to say that the different Indian philosophycal schools copied each other,
Yes it seems superficially a baby statement
But thats factually and academically not the case
They seem similar because they share the common heritage ang origin of intellectual culture the Upanishads
And the common goal of "Dukha nivriti "
Ref.1 dr Radha Krishnan Indian philosophy
2.das gupta history of Indian philosophy
3.k srinivas
@smlanka4u:
@shatabdabasu505, Brahmin Chanakya removed early Buddhist kings. Hindi/Urdu language and Sanskrit made Hinduism, etc.
@shatabdabasu505:
according to neo - ambedkarite scholars chankaya did not existed 👍
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Unlocking Transcendent Happiness:The Buddha’s Ultimate Teaching on Not Self.
Buddha’s Noble Truth of Rebirth: 10 Facts
@smlanka4u:
Pati(resistance)ichcha(like/love) Smuppada(co-origination) explains the origin of Tanha(wish-attachment).🙏🙏
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Girimananda I - Impermanence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CQWwvok8t8
@smlanka4u:
The word Anicca literally means undesiring, and it is like an equanimity. So, it can be a mouth/gate of liberation.
@jesse67347:
a-nicca literally means 'not-permanent', or 'not-constant'. 'Nicca' means 'permanent' or 'constant' en 'a' is indicating the opposite of something.
@smlanka4u:
@jesse67347, A-n-ichcha means 'not as liked' (disliking). Anicca Lakkhana means 'not continuing'. Aniyatha is 'not-constant'.
@jesse67347:
@smlanka4u I don't understand. First you wrote Anicca and now you write anichcha? I learned that iccha means desiring, so an-iccha means without desires. But anicca comes from nicca + a, according to my dictionaries at least. But you say that (n)icca is derived from iccha?
@smlanka4u:
@jesse67347, Anicca/Anithya is equal to A-n-ichcha. But the Sanskrit word Anithya is used to say impermanent on some reasons.
@jesse67347:
@smlanka4u Interesting, so it depends on wheter you derive anicca from an-icc(h)a or a-nicca? The first would be without desires and the second without permanence?
@smlanka4u:
@jesse67347, As I said before, Anicca is relative to our experiences like disliking. And Anicca Lakkhana is the nature of cancelling.
@jesse67347:
@smlanka4u yes
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What is the Buddha’s Noble Eightfold Path and Why is it Essential?
@smlanka4u:
Untastefulness (Appanihita) is the best mouth of liberation, and it is a result of conceptual disappointment and fear about nature without the feeling of sadness or anger. Realizing zero-ness (Sunnata) from no-meaning (Anatta) while leaving time, no-identify (Animitta) from unliking/discontinuing (Anicca) while having equanimity, or no-tastefulness (Appanihita) from pain/dual-feelings (Dukka) while being disappointed/selfless is the end goal to enter to the stream of liberation.🙏
@ChillAndPeaceful:
Just be dispassionate to all and enlightenment is guarantee
@smlanka4u:
@ChillAndPeaceful, Yes. Listening to mindfulness (Satipatthana) meditations helps to reduce the idea of self and clinging.
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Buddhist Emptiness Explained
@smlanka4u:
Leaving time is a way to understand zero-ness/emptiness (Sunnata/Shunyata). Many colours (lights) emerge depending on blackness (darkness) and dependent recognition (fabrication/co-creation) with the recognition of time/relationship (feedback/entanglement/cognition) by some streams of creation called Citta-Vithi.
Presumably, the recognition (Sagngna) in the mind is like a new recognition of a previous cognition/recognition.
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Practicing Buddhist Right View: Beginning at the Deep End: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYM3RatBOXs
@smlanka4u:
Intentions and concepts are two different subjects. The word Sankappa means concepts. Samma Sankappa means Right Concepts, not Right Intentions. Some wrong translations like that hide the similarity between English and Pali words. Some languages like English, Hindi, and Sinhala languages are very helpful to understand the meanings of Pali words. The literal meaning of a Pali word is very important because some systematic teachings like Abhidhamma contains precise meanings for the Pali words. The people who have translated Pali words into English have missed a lot of similarities between English and Pali. Also, some Pali words are complex and long words. Therefore, some scholars were afraid to translate some Abhidhamma teachings into English in very simple and unrelated words.
@DougsDharma:
"Sammā sańkappa" can be translated many different ways: Right Resolve, Right Thought, Right Aspiration, but usually it's translated Right Intention. If that doesn't work for you, choose one of the others.
@smlanka4u:
@DougsDharma, Right Resolve and Right Aspiration are like parts of Right Mindfulness. Therefore, all of them are not good translations, and the Noble Eightfold Path depends on natural requirements whether we choose it or not. Right Concepts (Samma Sankappa) are natural requirements that require at the moment of enlightenment, and they are parts of thoughts. The concepts like disappointment, equanimity, and leaving time/namarupa are Right Concepts. The word concept is not similar to the words like resolve, thought, and aspiration.
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නිවන අරමුණ නම් මෙන්න මේ තැන්වලින් පරිස්සම්වෙන්න: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS2H9C4QND8
@smlanka4u:
Sunnata Vimoksha Mukhaya labenne kalaya saha namarupa athaharimen. 🙏 Kanuwak uda hitiya kenek kaalayata aleema athaharala wegen rahath una.
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Sanatan Dharm vs Buddhism | Clarifying Misconceptions, Women Entry , Rebirth, Dharm@vishwaguru1338: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJ3D6E1h5c
@smlanka4u:
Chandragupta and Chanakya developed Jainism, and the people who spoke Hindi developed Hindiuism and Mahayana tradition with the help of the Buddha's teachings. Early Buddhists spoke Prakrit languages. Original Buddhist teachings survived in Sri Lanka. Mahapadmananda (Porus) and his sons were trying to stop Alexander the great, but they lost the power because of western people who spoke Hindi, and Buddhism declined after that until King Asoka stopping the violence against Buddhists and the native Indians.
@vishwaguru1338:
Great misinformation and I like the confidence you have to spread this..
@smlanka4u:
@vishwaguru1338 , Mahayana developed in Kashmir. New Sanskrit scripts and texts changed history and made Ramayana, etc.
@vishwaguru1338:
@smlanka4u and who told you that ?
@smlanka4u:
@vishwaguru1338 , The 4th council held in Kashmir is unreliable. Some texts have helped to survive Brahmanism with Hindus.
@gp076vikashshakya9:
@smlanka4u when you develop hate against what the teachings of Buddhism are.., you start making such stories..no wonder..
And how illogical it is that you are saying that mahayan was developed in Kashmir by Brahmins, then why you claim the idols belonging to Hinduism as copy of Buddism.. As idols are not the part of original Buddhism..correct your knowledge and don't make loose statements that brahmins modified it all.. Who was that Brahmin? There should be some name na..?
I am also Shakya.. I know from where you are coming and how deeply you have been brainwashed... No more loose statement please
@smlanka4u:
@gp076vikashshakya9, Details about Nanda dynasty and India survived in Sri Lanka because India lost native kings.
@gp076vikashshakya9:
@smlanka4u don't put half cooked History to confuse others...
@smlanka4u:
@gp076vikashshakya9, Puranas and some other Indian texts have created misinformation about early Indians and stories to misguide people and hide truths. Indian texts like Purana texts, Ramayana, Mahabharat, and Mahayana texts have misinformation.
@rinkiradigo:
@smlanka4u Dude Thts a big allegation..On what proof you r saying all of it ??
@smlanka4u:
@rinkiradigo, Historical sources like Greek sources and Sri Lankan texts have the hidden early Indian history that was erased.
@rinkiradigo:
@smlanka4u History was lil manipulated, that’s what we were talking about it in this video.. what wrong narratives are spreaded against Buddhism.. Thts what we debunked here..
@gp076vikashshakya9:
But for you guys, Chanakya was not real.. Right ?
Any proof that these two guys developed jainism?? Can I ask some Jain to clarify on this?
@smlanka4u:
@gp076vikashshakya9, Jainism is like a religion of Jains, and it has new stories. Niganta Puttha was not a Maha Veera.
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The Untold Story of Chandragupta: Chanakya and Maurya Dynasty Founder #chandraguptamourya
@smlanka4u:
Chandragupta met Alexander's army to get support, and Chanakya (Kautilya, Great scholar, Professor) Brahman (priest) supported him to become a King of Hindus. Greek and Sri Lankan texts protected the real history.
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සෞරග්රහ මණ්ඩලයේ අභිරහස් පැටර්න් එක දෙවියන්ගේ වැඩක්ද ?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NavyntAbB7s
@smlanka4u:
Gravity depends on a ratio between masses and distances because gravity is a result of quantum forces of waves.
@Vishwaya:
Gravity's dependence on mass and distance is well-understood, but its connection to quantum forces and waves is still being researched. Currently, gravity is best explained by Einstein's theory, not quantum mechanics.
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya, The moon contains metals inside it, causing the moon to stay closer to the earth. Metals can impact the distance.
@Vishwaya:
@smlanka4u Everything with mass bends spacetime. The moon has mass, so it bends spacetime too. But Earth's mass is bigger, so its bend is stronger. The moon stays near Earth because of this stronger bend.
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya, Metals and a hot core in a massive object can make a gravitational force higher than a force of other masses.
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Buddhism: A Non-Religious Religion (Full Episode ) | Buddha's Secrect
@smlanka4u:
The tree (network) of knowledge (Kapruka, Brain) is like an entangled web of awarenesses and intentions. Thanks.
@Buddhaenglish:
Thank you for sharing! It's fascinating to see how you think about the complex connections between knowledge and intentions in life. Do you have any other ideas or perspectives on this topic? I would love to hear more from you.
If you find this topic interesting, please like the video and subscribe to the channel to explore more intriguing ideas with me!
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhaenglish, Everything depends on actions. Also, the universe is like a conversation/conservation of knowledge/information according to logical assumptions and explanations in Buddhism. But some dependent orignations are very comlex. Hidden truths about history can take many types of form to survive.
@Buddhaenglish:
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective! It is true that everything depends on actions, and viewing the universe as a conversation of knowledge according to Buddhist approaches is very interesting. Do you have any specific examples of complex dependent origination that you think are noteworthy?
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhaenglish, New separations and relationships/entanglements can conserve information/knowledge like expanding the universe with knowledge. Also, the universe has a potential to grow through invisible dimentions. Therefore, some truths can come out in many different ways.
@Khdt-mz7kw:
Are you a Buddhist? I find your insights truly special.
@smlanka4u:
@Khdt-mz7kw , Yes (Ex-Catholic). I'm trying to understand Buddhism and reality.
@1010khdt:
@smlanka4u Interesting! Exploring Buddhism and reality can be a profound journey. I find the Buddhist knowledge on this channel very insightful and authentic!
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The Buddha's Greatest Teaching: Unveiling Dependent Origination | Buddha’s Secret
@smlanka4u:
Yes. According to the Buddha, craving depends on feeling. We can observe pleasurable feelings to reduce craving.
@Buddhaenglish:
Thank you for sharing! Observing feelings is indeed a great way to reduce craving. Do you have any thoughts on how to apply this method in daily life?
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhaenglish, Mindfulness (Sati) is a reminder (Smruti) that develops from views and concepts with consistent practice.
@Buddhaenglish:
@smlanka4u Could you please watch the video of the Buddha talking about mindfulness and provide your feedback on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbpinitFPII
Right Mindfulness: When Mindfulness Becomes the Gateway to Enlightenment (Buddhism)
@smlanka4u:
Your explanations are remarkable. Right mindfulness helps to purify the mind and body, and leads to wisdom.
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What do Chinese people think when they visit a Buddhist temple? #chineseculture #buddhism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDHnFIWMjgY
@smlanka4u:
Compition takes our time and life whlie sending our material gains into the toilet. Our awarenesses create us until we give up.
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The Buddha's Teaching: Karmic Obstacles | Buddha’s Secret
@smlanka4u:
When we change our habits, we have to recognize the many copies of us exist in us. Our copies have habitual needs.
@Buddhaenglish:
Thank you for sharing such an interesting perspective! Indeed, when we change our habits, we face many versions of ourselves. This opens up many opportunities for deeper self-understanding. What do you think about how the Buddha taught us to deal with these habits?
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhaenglish, The Buddha himself used the middle way. The mind is a slave of the body. The mind needs strength to stop.
@Buddhaenglish:
@smlanka4u Thank you for sharing this perspective! Indeed, the Buddha's middle way helps us understand the relationship between the mind and the body. Self-control and mental strength are crucial for achieving balance. Do you have any additional thoughts on how to apply these teachings in everyday life?
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhaenglish, We can use the six senses while reducing the ownership of those inputs to be relaxed and let things happen.
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Why Did the Buddha Deny the Existence of the Soul? | Buddha’s Secret
@smlanka4u:
We can experience selflessness from transformation of feeling. We can send empathy and unangriness through painful feelings.
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Buddhism Denies the Soul. What Reincarnates? | Buddha's Secret
10 Buddhist Tips for a Happier You !! | ep: 376 | Tamil podcast | inner peace
Buddhism को scientific religion क्यू कहा जाता है ? | Similarity in Buddhism & science
The Buddha and Law of Dependent Origination
" Who Are You ?? The Non-Self Teaching!" - BUDDHISM
@smlanka4u:
We always like something with a resistance to something else. The Lord Buddha did everything like a duty (destiny). 🙏
@Buddhasecret2024:
The Buddha taught us to practice with calmness and responsibility, without being bound by opposition or desire. Thank you for sharing!
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhasecret2024, Causality instantely recreate the mind after the death of the body as if the new body was waiting for (being/like/get) the state of mind.
@Buddhasecret2024:
@Buddhasecret2024:
@smlanka4u Causality, according to the Buddha, is not about immediate retribution or reward, but rather a natural process of actions and consequences. Every action (karma) leaves an imprint on the flow of consciousness, affecting both the present and future lives. Understanding this helps us become more mindful of our actions in each moment. The Buddha taught that we can change our karma through right practice
@smlanka4u:
@Buddhasecret2024, Yes. The new life starts gradually without a gap between the new and previous life with/on entanglements. Usually, causality is compatible with past, present, and future, depending on the 6 root causes greed, anger, delusion, ungreed, unanger, & undelusion.
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How Neuropsychology is Catching Up to Buddhism
📞578 | UPSC Brahmani, Buddhism History par Brahmanical kabja dekh bani nastik | Science Journey
These physicists say they know what's inside a black hole
@smlanka4u:
If supermassive Black Holes explode due to lowest density, then a lot of solar systems would be damaged.
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bpd / complex trauma recovery: buddhist philosophy; joy, suffering, and impermenance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ZDphZr4eM
@smlanka4u:
Let go identity. Leave creations of time. Be tasteless about feelings. Remove ownerships to be relaxed and leave/work.
@purplefinch29:
Can you elaborate on this? 🩷
@smlanka4u:
@purplefinch29, Six senses are not me or mine, and they deceive us. Meaning depend on momentary relations. Feel unangriness.
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A Watched Quantum State Doesn’t Change. Is the Zeno Effect Real?
PM Modi's speech at International Abhidhamma Divas programme
Buddhist No-Self Explained: The 5 Aggregates
Buddhism and The Arising of Wisdom
@ashokkumar-b7y:
Buddism is philosophy of elite and wise people becouse understand of dhamma is very difficult
@smlanka4u:
Pleasurable feelings make attachments with bodily actions. But we can dislike the reasons of them with/during the feelings.
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How Can We Purify the Mind Like the Buddha?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-6Z46KBxzY
@ashokkumar-b7y:
Buddism is the subject of feeling
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නිවන් දකින මග ගැන ත්රිපිටකය තුළ තිබෙන වැඩි දෙනෙක් නොදන්න හෙළිදරව්ව: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_kML-DVI8s
@smlanka4u:
Dukkha also means dual-feelings. Our feelings change with time. The body feels resistance (Pati) during Thanha.
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A radical theory of consciousness | AI researcher Joscha Bach
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Most masses of quantum objects (standard elementary particles) have a relationship to each other because their masses have a strong relationship to a very few similar numbers. E.g., 59, 31, 3.
The Electron’s mass == 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × 1.001387338009097 == 510998.9461 eV/c^2.
The Muon’s mass == 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 31 × 1.01886073187205 == 105658375.5 eV/c^2.
The Tau’s mass == 59 × 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × 1.000302326214752 == 1776860000 eV/c^2.
The Up Quark’s mass == 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × (4 or (2 × 2)) × 1.077816383200958 == 2200000 eV/c^2.
The Charm Quark’s mass == 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 31 × 3 × (2 × 2) × 1.024565750222095 == 1275000000 eV/c^2 or (1264501098 × 1.008302801805871) eV/c^2.
The Top Quark’s mass == 59 × 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 31 × (2 × 2) × (3 + 4) × 1.008426030527669 == 172760000000 eV/c^2.
The Down Quark’s mass == 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × (3 × 3 or (8 + 1)) × 1.023381212332223 == 4700000 eV/c^2.
The Strange Quark’s mass == 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 1.051798216785732 == 95000000 eV/c^2.
The Bottom Quark’s mass == 59 × 59 × 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × (3 + 4) × 1.008503859194067 == 4180000000 eV/c^2.
The Electron Neutrino's mass == 31 × 0.0709677419354839 == 2.2 eV/c^2.
The Muon Neutrino's mass == 59 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 0.9994297371499791 == 170000 eV/c^2.
The Tau Neutrino's mass == 59 × 31 × 31 × 31 × 3 × 3 × 1.150513675909527 == 18200000 eV/c^2.
The W Boson’s mass == 59×59×31×31×31×31×(3 + 2)×(3 + 2)×1.000094376386809 == 80377000000 eV/c^2.
The Z Boson’s mass == 59×59×31×31×31×31×(3 + 1)×(3 + 4)×1.013040843642746 == 91187600000 eV/c^2.
The Neutron's mass == 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1.00668920257026 == 939565420.52 eV/c^2.
The Proton's mass == 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1.005303472855531 == 938272088.16 eV/c^2.
The mass of gluons without the fluctuations like quarks = 59×59×31×31×31×3×3×1 = 933322239 eV/c^2.?
- Suresh Wanayalaege
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Suresh Wanayalaege
Mass = Matter × Antimatter.
The Proton's mass == Antimatter(59×31×31×3×3) × Matter(59×31) × 1.005303472855531 eV/c^2?
The Down Quark’s mass == Matter(59×31×31×3×3×3) × Antimatter(3) × 1.023381212332223 eV/c^2?
The Electron’s mass == Matter(59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(1) × 1.001387338009097 eV/c^2?
Proton’s Charge = 2×(An(59×31×31×3×3×2)×M(2)) - M(59×31×31×3×3×3)×An(3) = An(59×31×31×3×3×1)×M(1) But electrons don’t need extra matter or antimatter to be balanced. Therefore, only protons could have a Charge.
The Muon’s mass == Matter(59×59×31×31×31) × Antimatter(1) × 1.01886073187205 eV/c^2?
The Tau’s mass == Matter(59×59×59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(1) × 1.000302326214752 eV/c^2?
The Strange Quark’s mass == Matter(59×59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(3) × 1.051798216785732 eV/c^2?
The Bottom Quark’s mass == Matter(59×59×59×31×31×(3 + 4)) × Antimatter(3) × 1.008503859194067 eV/c^2?
The Charm Quark’s mass == Antimatter(59×59×31×31×31×3×2) × Matter(2) × 1.024565750222095 eV/c^2?
The Top Quark’s mass == Antimatter(59×59×59×31×31×31×2×(3 + 4)) × Matter(2) × 1.008426030527669 eV/c^2?
If 1 eV/c^2 contains a structure with smaller units, then it would be like this:
1 eV/c^2 = Matter(59×31×31×3×3) × Antimatter(59×31) × asymmetry? It has masses like this 1/933322239 eV/c^2.
Anyone can try to falsify those extraordinary correlations. But the truth sounds like hate for those who hate the truth, and they try to hide the truth to control normal people.
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Only Buddhism Can Answer All the Questions of the Universe | Mind Podcast (Buddhism)
@smlanka4u:
Jambudvipa is the lowest continent. Uttarakuru is the highest continent, and it is a part of the hidden earth. The material form that produces colour is an absolute truth. It doesn't mean that matter has colours. Thanks. 🙏🙏
@MindPodcastEnglish:
In Buddhist cosmology, Jambudvipa and Uttarakuru represent two of the four great continents surrounding Mount Sumeru, the mythical mountain at the center of the universe. Each continent is said to have its own characteristics, inhabitants, and spiritual qualities:
Jambudvipa is considered the human realm, where beings experience a mixture of suffering and pleasure and can attain enlightenment. It is the only continent where Buddhas and great teachers appear, making it unique in offering the potential for liberation.
Uttarakuru, on the other hand, is said to be an ideal, higher place, often depicted as a paradise. It is described as abundant in natural wealth, with long-living inhabitants free from the sufferings of Jambudvipa. However, beings in Uttarakuru are not as spiritually fortunate since the opportunity to practice the Dhamma and encounter Buddhas is unavailable there, making enlightenment difficult to attain.
The symbolic nature of these continents also reflects the Buddhist understanding of various states of existence and consciousness. In Mahayana and Vajrayana texts, "hidden lands" like Uttarakuru may also represent realms of subtle energies or higher states of mind, accessible through spiritual insight rather than literal geography. This cosmology offers a layered view of existence, showing how different realms mirror mental states and karmic conditions.
@MindPodcastEnglish:
Yes, this is a fascinating observation rooted in Buddhist philosophy and compatible with modern scientific understanding. In Buddhism, rupa or material form is one of the five aggregates, and it includes qualities like color, shape, and texture that our minds interpret through the senses. However, these qualities are seen as arising due to conditions rather than existing inherently in matter itself.
In scientific terms, color is not an inherent property of an object; rather, it’s the result of light interacting with matter and our brain’s interpretation of specific wavelengths. Matter produces the conditions under which colors appear, yet it does not possess "color" independently.
So, while we perceive colors through our conditioned experience, they are not absolute in the sense of possessing inherent existence in matter. This understanding aligns with the doctrine of dependent origination and emptiness (sunyata) in Buddhism, which teaches that phenomena arise interdependently and are empty of inherent qualities.
Thank you for sharing such an insightful reflection! 🙏
@smlanka4u:
@MindPodcastEnglish, Colouring form is a way of interaction with eye form, that makes colour at the time of creation of all of them.
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He Saw Buddha in Hell, Here's What He Said..: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEJ_i_Cnwtw
@anhtuant6434:
I was raised Buddhist and now I am a Born again Christian. Jesus chose me and called me out of the darkness into the light. Jesus is the only way to God and heaven. We must be faithful to Him and the fruit of our life produces Holiness. He is coming back soon for his saints. Give your life to Him before it's too late.
@smlanka4u:
Awareness creates afterlife due to our entanglements (Karma) & attachments. Interdependence is provable.
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@richjacobs9736:
That's right Buddha is burning in hell next to Muhammad
@francisdantis205:
@richajacobs9736 - you can't compare Buddha with Mohammed both are different people ... Buddha's teaching was based on Non-Violence and Compassion, and Mohammed teaching was based on blood shed , sword and Rape ....you can't compare both in the same measure ... also if a Good Soul like Buddha is in Hell then u and me can't even reach heaven ever because we all have our flaws...
@amiralber:
@francisdantis205 None of us deserves to go to heaven. No matter how good lives we have lived because all of us have sinned. The only way to the heaven is through Jesus Christ for he is the way to salvation, not Buddha not Mohamed for none of them is holy or can lift the burden of sin for humanity.
@smlanka4u:
@amiralber, The results of mental actions can come through collective intentions if the result of action depends on our intentions. So, think about intentions in the universe too. Some creationists and their business partners don't know mental qualities of fully enlightened people, and they make unprovable fake stories.
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Was the Buddha the First Quantum Physicist | Mind Podcast (Buddhism)
@smlanka4u:
The four absolute truths mentioned in Theravada are 28 material actions (Rupa), 52 mental actions (Cetasika), creation (Citta), cessation (Nibbana).
@MindPodcastEnglish:
It looks like there might be a mix-up in terminology regarding the core teachings of Theravada Buddhism. The Four Noble Truths, which are fundamental to the Buddha's teachings, are:
Dukkha (Suffering): Recognizing that life is inherently unsatisfactory and that suffering exists in various forms.
Samudaya (Origin of Suffering): Understanding that the cause of suffering is craving (tanha) and attachment.
Nirodha (Cessation of Suffering): Realizing that it is possible to end suffering by relinquishing craving and attachment.
Magga (Path to the Cessation of Suffering): Following the Eightfold Path as the way to overcome suffering and achieve enlightenment.
The numbers you mentioned, "28 material actions" and "52 mental actions," relate more to the classifications of mind and matter within Buddhist psychology, particularly in the context of Abhidhamma (the higher teachings). In Abhidhamma, mental phenomena are categorized into various types, including mental factors (cetasikas) that support consciousness and experiences.
If you were referring to a specific teaching or aspect of Buddhist philosophy related to those numbers, please clarify, and I’d be happy to discuss it further!
@smlanka4u:
@MindPodcastEnglish, A material zone (Rupa Kalapa) originates like a stream of knowingness/creation called Citta Vithi.
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@TheBuddhistPath-2024:
සාපේක්ෂතාවාදය නිසා විශ්වයේ හටගත් යමක් සදාකාලිකව පවතින්නේ ඇයි? (Reletivity and Eternalism): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtByrQ6OCHY
@smlanka4u:
Absolute time (Kshana/Khana) and relative time are two different processes. The relative time depends on the speed of decaying. The changes in Specific Charge due to changes of speed is responsible for the delay in clocks. It doesn't mean that it reduces the absolute time. The speed of light depends on the medium it travels. Therefore, it is not a constant in all environments, and a fixed value of it depends on a fixed existence of space. 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. The speed of light reduces in water and other liquids. Therefore, Einstein's equation is incomplete. The people who teach Special Relativity without right knowledge about quantum physics can't explain the true process of it.
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Michael Schnabel - Can Buddhist Theory and Practice inform contemporary Models of Consciousness?
@smlanka4u:
The Pali word Mano also means measurement. But it is not necessarily a measurement in the mind of life. 🙏
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"Jesus vs. Buddha, Krishna, & Muhammad – Who Holds the Ultimate Truth? You’ll Be Amazed!": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPJLBojvlGY
@smlanka4u:
Buddhism contains eternal truths. Jesus will have to die again and again in this cyclic universe to show his love. Some educated people have made a lot of stories to control people to use them for their businesses without giving real answers. They have worked so hard to hide some scientific facts.
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Why Is Consciousness So Mysterious?
@smlanka4u:
Absolute meanings are 28 materielities, 52 emotionalities, co-creation (3 faces of moments), disappearance. It is Buddhist science.
@Mcgif21:
Where are you grabbing this from it roughly corresponds the Kaballah’s “32 paths” of Divine Emanation, 10 Sephiroth, 7 Doubles, 3 Mothers, and 12 Simple.
@smlanka4u:
@Mcgif21, Those qualities and activities are momentary co-creations in material zone (Rupa-Kalapa) & mind (Citta-Vithi).
@Mcgif21:
@smlanka4u But isn’t that what you are describing with materialities (matter, formation, co-creation) and emotionalities ;attributes of the lower mind)?
@smlanka4u:
@Mcgif21, Influences of quantum waves become knowingness due to interaction, and co-create material & emotional actions.
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Anand Ranganathan on Congress hiding history, Ashoka convert buddhism kalinga war & Sanjeev Sanyal: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K6wLT-OtFxI
@smlanka4u:
New kings in Mauryan empire were not natives. They invaded Buddhist kingdoms, and continued their discrimination, using caste system.
@cvineethr:
@smlanka4u source ?
@smlanka4u:
@cvineethr, Greek sources mentioned a great early king called Porus, but later kings have deleted his identity (Padma-Nanda).
@cvineethr:
@smlanka4u Abe he's indian king who defeated Alexander with his elephant cavalry, tf u yapping? And his name is " purushottam" , porus was an abbreviation given to him , where are u even learning this shit from ?
@smlanka4u:
@cvineethr, Purushottam is a later given name to hide truth. His 8 sons and nephew (Ugrasena) lost power and their history.
@cvineethr:
@smlanka4u give ur source material
@smlanka4u:
@cvineethr, Greek sources have details about rulers. Sri Lankan sources protected names and details of early kings better.
@cvineethr:
@smlanka4u recite me those " Greek and srilankan sources "
@smlanka4u:
@cvineethr , First Nanda king Ugrasena took power from Kalashoka and his sons with the help of a son of a previous king.
@cvineethr:
@smlanka4u Abe give me the " source material "
@smlanka4u:
@cvineethr, You have to analyze the data that available online from many different sources and pages without being a baby.
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COMPLETE Buddhism & Jainism | Explained Through Animation | OnlyIAS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAU1wWzHMS0
@smlanka4u:
Jainism developed after 3rd century BCE after the end of Nanda dynasty, and it has copied Buddhist teachings.
@RangeTrading-zp7wn:
Jainism is older than Budhism
@smlanka4u:
@RangeTrading-zp7wn, Nanda dynasty was belong to native kings, but Mauryans came from west and developed Jainism.
@mohitjain9997:
Manorama kathaye padhna band karo.
@smlanka4u:
@mohitjain9997, Niganta Nata Putta was not a Maha-Veera. Mauryans became kings, and changed history to convert Buddhists.
@mohitjain9997:
@smlanka4u oldest among the pitaka dirgha nikay describes nigantha natha putta as a teerthankara.all the description is about jain practice. nigantha the name itself is depicting nirgranth which means non possessiveness. Boddhist doesn't have aparigrah vrut but jains have as their 5th vow.
How moryans changed history. then why not Ashoka changed himself again he was the greatest propagator of buddhism.
Whateever you are saying is just a conspiracy theory like alein. Isiliye mene kaha nav boddho ki Manorama kahaniya padhna band karo ancient boddhist monks ko padho.
@smlanka4u:
@mohitjain9997, Chandragupta came from west, and took Buddhist kingdoms. So, he started to make Brahmanical religions.
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Bhante Ānanda | Four Elements in Buddhism, Anatta, Stories of Meditation in Nature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpv7p9R5FpA
@smlanka4u:
Some attachments become strong when the mind tries to protect them/things. The mind can handover likes to others/situations mentally without anger to let go.
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Dark Energy Might Be Black Holes
Doug's Dharma uploaded: Decoding the Buddha's Most Puzzling Teaching
@smlanka4u:
Avijja is an influence of ignorance like a force that interacts, becoming the nature of separately knowing/taking.
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🔴🇺🇸බුදුදහමේ ගැඹුරට සරලව | Shortcut to Deep Buddhism Monkcast Ep #01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyiwKCIAaow
🔴🇺🇸බුදුදහමේ ගැඹුරට සරලව | Shortcut to Deep Buddhism Monkcast Ep #01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyiwKCIAaow
@smlanka4u:
The body feels resistance (Pati) when the mind feels a like (Ichcha) to something (towards the same object). It is a co-origination.
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Singularity නැති කළුකුහර හා මහපිපුරැම - ක්වොන්ටම් අභියෝගය - The Quantum Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdh_Z0xFCC0
@smlanka4u:
Big Bang singularity is only a hypothetical assumption. Early universe was more than 27 billion light yrs wide.
@Vishwaya:
While the concept of a technological Singularity remains speculative, the Big Bang theory is grounded in observational evidence, like the redshift of galaxies and the cosmic microwave background radiation. These findings strongly suggest that the universe originated from an incredibly hot, dense state and has been expanding ever since. However, the precise nature of this initial state, often referred to as the singularity, is still not fully understood. Future advancements in quantum gravity, which aims to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics, hold the potential to shed light on the very first moments of the universe. Until then, it's crucial to remain open to various possibilities and refine our cosmological models as new data and theoretical frameworks emerge.
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya, Redshifts don't exist in CMB radiation. Galaxies don't expand faster than light. Beams of energy could make CMB.
@Vishwaya:
i'm glad that you asked a complex question. let me explain. CMB is a special kind of light. It's the afterglow of the Big Bang, spread throughout the entire universe. It's not coming from a distant object moving away from us. Instead, it's like the leftover heat from a hot oven, filling the entire kitchen (the universe). So, the usual kind of redshift doesn't apply to the CMB in the same way. Einstein's theory of relativity says that nothing can travel through space faster than light. And that's still true! Galaxies aren't breaking this rule because they're not moving through space faster than light, just being carried along by the expansion of space itself. The CMB isn't made of beams of energy. It's more like a faint, all-pervading glow. It's what's left over from the incredibly hot, dense state of the early universe. As the universe expanded and cooled, this light stretched out into microwaves, which we can still detect today.
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya , Nothing showed that space expanded faster than light. Black holes could convert into beams of high energy.
@Vishwaya:
spaceitself doesnt have any speed barrier. and yes, There's no direct evidence that space expands faster than light everywhere. We observe this extreme expansion only in the most distant parts of the universe. this is because of dark energey. also as we know today, that's t And while black holes are mysterious, they don't exactly turn into energy beams. They can, however, power incredibly bright jets of particles and radiation.
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya, Distant galaxies didn't show a faster than light expansion of space. The speed of expansion is similar everywhere.
@Vishwaya:
The speed of expansion is not similar, its different from place to place, that's why Different methods for measuring the expansion rate of the universe give slightly different results, hinting at possible variations in expansion. this is called The " Hubble tension". Combining redshift measurements with distance estimates from supernovae, astronomers have found that the most distant galaxies appear to be receding from us at speeds faster than the speed of light. This doesn't violate Einstein's theory of relativity because it's not the galaxies themselves moving through space faster than light. Instead, the space between us and those galaxies is expanding, carrying them along. there are lot of research papers related this subject. you can find them and studies more
@smlanka4u:
@Vishwaya, Expansion depends on Black Holes. Quantum waves in space don't move faster than light. Distance is irrelevant.
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MICHAEL & FRIENDS: All is the One Buddha Mind... Birthless, Deathless & Eternally Free 11-20-24 Zoom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DSRrwlQ9To
@smlanka4u:
We can handover anything mentally to let go. Giving (Daana) helps to develop virtue (Sila) and meditation (Bhavana). I think Humans have to tame the body like Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha) did for 6 years to liberate the mind due to our short life-span.
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From Shaolin to Black Buddhism | Mindfulness & African Martial Arts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uRoIH-Jnwc
@smlanka4u:
Some results (Karma) continue for many lifetimes. A small action can give the same/similar result only for one lifetime. The Buddha also experienced bad results of his previous actions even if he did a lot of good action to be a Buddha.
Points of emptiness could emerge due to continuation of time because a point of nothingness can't be a constant.
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Talking 'bout the aggregate of consciousness in Buddhism
@smlanka4u:
The middle way applies to momentary pain and pleasure. We can try to avoid/balance those feelings to develop equanimity.
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Patanjali's Yoga Sutras 12: Yogis Debate Buddhists on Mental Concentration (1.32-1.34) | Medhananda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzpq462vHsU
@smlanka4u:
The twenty four dependents called Suvisi Prathya connect the mind moments, including material actions. The arising and dissolving moments of the mind/Citta (Vignana) can have connections to unconscious continuation of knowing (Gnana). Probably, the nature (behaviour) of Krishna represents the separated causality in everyone (life) while being a part of the entire causality called Vishnu (Universe).
The Shocking Truth About The Buddha – Are We Being Deceived
@smlanka4u:
Vishnu represents Universe. Krishna is like causality and Karma in life (Avatar) of the universe. It is a hidden truth. 🙏
@MindPodcastEnglish:
That's a thoughtful perspective! 🌌🙏 Viewing Vishnu as the Universe itself and Krishna as representing causality and karma in the Universe aligns beautifully with the idea of interconnectedness and cycles in life. Such interpretations highlight the richness of spiritual traditions and their capacity to convey profound truths through symbolism.
In Buddhism, while concepts like karma and causality play a central role, they are approached as natural laws governing cause and effect, emphasizing mindfulness and liberation from cycles of rebirth. It's fascinating how different paths can offer unique yet interconnected insights into the workings of life and the cosmos.
@smlanka4u:
@MindPodcastEnglish, Converting the nature of the Universe into Vishnu is like a try to hide the truth from common people.
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Albert Einstein: Buddhism is the only SCIENTIFIC Religion
@smlanka4u:
Our like makes a resistance. The body returns the resistance to the mind by a pain like an anger to a lost love/thing. We can reduce the painful feelings of attachments by being kind to the things/actions we liked and ignoring them without resistance/anger.
You’ve captured the cycle of attachment and resistance so well—this perspective truly deepens self-awareness.
@smlanka4u:
@TheBuddhistPath-2024, Our mental attachments make connected gaps in the body like unfilled lines of entanglements.!
@TheBuddhistPath-2024:
@smlanka4u Your words beautifully capture the invisible threads that bind our emotions and physical existence.
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Liberation is Nothing Special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYWHs9PYJ78
@smlanka4u:
Bodily bindings (Kaaya Grantha) like 'believing an eternal self-body' (Sakkaya Ditthi, strong false beliefs/views/Ditthi, beliefs) and believing that 'I must respect/protect/do this practice/habit as a respect to others' (Silabbatha Paramasa) must be removed to attain liberation (Nibbhana). If a person doesn't want to do anything next/more for personal existence in a time, then that person is not late (reduces the fear of non-existence of a self) in that time.
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