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One awakens to the truth of enlightenment (aka stream entry) by:

  • Actively learning and reflecting,
  • Independently verifying (without believing) to observe the truth
  • Putting to practise after seeing benefits to the condition of mind.

Enlightenment is the elimination of greed, anger and delusion, dissolution of the ego and realisation of non-self.

An enlightened being would experience unconditional joy, contentment, freedom from beliefs, a high degree of concentration, and blossoming personal/professional relationships.

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Early Buddhism - Words of the Buddha !buddhadhamma@lemmy.world
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Wakefulness (ITI 47) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Right View, Existence, and First Jhāna (From MN 43) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Wisdom should be developed, consciousness should be fully understood (From MN 43) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
When one is slow in doing good (DhP 116 - 118) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Four kinds of happiness attainable by a lay person (AN 4.62) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Understanding the three quests (ITI 54) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
The eight worldly conditions (AN 8.5) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Short teachings on what leads to increase or decrease in mental defilements (AN 2.98 - 2.115) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Teaching of the Buddhas (DhP 183, 185) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Rosewood Grove (SN 56.31) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
The stream of Dhamma carries a practitioner towards distinction (AN 6.44) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
One who is joyous in Dhamma dwells at ease (DhP 77 - 80) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
The wise and the immature (SN 12.19) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
How to recognize if someone is an Arahant or on the path to Arahantship (Ud 6.2) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Sin of sexual intercourse? (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Dung Beetle (SN 17.5) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Diversity of external contacts (SN 14.9) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Acting with a pure mind (ITI 21) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
When you do think, think about suffering, its arising and its ending (SN 56.7) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Who criticizes the blameworthy and praises the praiseworthy (AN 4.100) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Even if one were to live a hundred years (DhP 113 - 115) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Faster than arrows shot by archers (SN 20.6) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Misconduct and good conduct by speech (AN 4.148, 4.149) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
Large Pot (SN 20.4) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 2 »
Three unwholesome thoughts (ITI 80) (lemmy.world) 0 khushikothari22 1 »
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About this forum

A community dedicated to supporting awakening to the truth of enlightenment (Nibbāna) through inquiring into the teachings of the Buddha (Dhamma).

One awakens to the truth of enlightenment (aka stream entry) by:

  • Actively learning and reflecting,
  • Independently verifying (without believing) to observe the truth
  • Putting to practise after seeing benefits to the condition of mind.

Enlightenment is the elimination of greed, anger and delusion, dissolution of the ego and realisation of non-self.

An enlightened being would experience unconditional joy, contentment, freedom from beliefs, a high degree of concentration, and blossoming personal/professional relationships.

1 members · 54 topics · 1 posts
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