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Understanding Right View: A Series of Blogs Exploring the Path to Jhānas and Stages of Enlightenment

The Right View, as the initial step on the Eightfold Path, establishes a foundation for spiritual growth and enlightenment, encompassing a righteous perspective grounded in moral principles and ethical values. Within this insightful blog mini-series, we have embarked on a transformative journey, delving deep into the essence of Right View. With every step, we haveContinue reading “Understanding Right View: A Series of Blogs Exploring the Path to Jhānas and Stages of Enlightenment”

Existence…This is said to be Existence

5.10 Continuation With attachment (clinging) as condition: continuation (existence) is said. What is continuation? Existence. There are three kinds. Which three? They are as follows: – continuation in the sense-sphere, – continuation in the luminous form-sphere, – continuation in the formless-sphere. **Herein, what is continuation in the SENSE-SPHERE existence? This is the Kamma-world (also knownContinue reading “Existence…This is said to be Existence”