Nibbāna & Noble Attainments
Teachings on cessation, fetters and the noble attainments from Sotāpanna through Arahant, with the ending of birth and death as the goal.
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MN 137 — Saḷāyatanavibhaṅgasutta: Six Sense Field Experiences
Maps experience across the six sense bases from object, consciousness, contact and feeling through craving and mental responses, culminating in the refinement of upekkhā and atammayatā.
SN 25 — Okkantasaṁyutta (Cakkhuvagga): What You Love Will Change
Examines the six sense doors to show that what is loved, disliked or treated neutrally is unstable and changing, making clinging to experience inherently unreliable.
Who is Sotapanna?
Sotapanna is the most sought out word and yet people shy away from proper understanding and also knowing for oneself what factors lead them there. They either dismiss it completely that in…
What is Sīlabbataparāmāsa?
Sīlabbataparāmāsa is often translated as “clinging to rites and rituals. However, it goes much deeper than that since Buddha does not reject that there is no place for that, but that itself…
Paṭisambhidāmagga — Ñāṇakathā: A Structured Map of Paññā
Presents Mātikā and Ñāṇakathā as a structured map of paññā, progressing from attentive listening and restraint through samādhi and insight to increasingly refined forms of knowledge.
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