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A STUDY OF MOST VENERABLE MUN CITTA BH The objectives of the study are as follows: to study practice of meditation in Theravāda Buddhism generally, to study critically the Most Venerable Mun Bhūridatta Thera’s biography and his own method of practice, and to study the impact of the Most Venerable Mun’s method of practice on Thai society and the Buddhist world
The Questions of Sakka (A Discourse on the Sakkapanha Sutta) The pleasant feelings that we should avoid are mentioned in the Sāḷāyatanavibhaṅga Su a of the Majjhimanikāya The discourse likens sense-objects to human dwellings because they keep people in confinement People derive pleasure om contact with them or om memories of that contact
On the development of the non-mentation (amanasikāra . . . term and its Apabhraṃśa variant amaṇasiāra are associated in particular with the mystical songs (dohā or vajragīti) of Saraha, the most famous of the early Siddhas,3 and a cycle of texts attributed to his commentator Maitrīpāda (aka Maitrīpa, b 1007 or 1010)4 re-ferred to in Tibet as the Yid la mi byed paʼi chos skor or “The Cycle of Teachings on Non-mentation ”5 The term also
Challenging the Buddha’s Authority: a narrative perspective . . . Another instance is found in the Mahāssapurasutta of the Majjhimanikāya, in which the term arhat is described as follows: “Evil, unwholesome qualities, those connectedwithdefilements,leadingtofurtherbirths,givingpain,havingpainasitsfruits,leadingtobirth, aginganddyinginthefuture,arefarfromhim Itisthusthatamonkisaperfectedone”(MN i 280
A MODEL OF BUDDHIST WELL BEING OF WORKING AGE PEOPLE IN . . . - MCU Abstract This research consists of three objectives: 1) to explore the concept of well-being in Buddhism, 2) to examine the significant Buddhist factors in relevance to well-being of working age people in Bangkok Metropolitan area and 3) to propose a model of Buddhist well-being of working age people in Bangkok Metropolitan area This research uses a mixed methods approach research, consisting
M. A. in Pali Semester I D Elementary Course in Reading Pali I Credit 1: Alphabets, rules of phonetic change; classes of verbs - First and second; nominal cases - Nominative and accusative; present tense - Active voice Credit 2: Classes of verbs - Third and fourth; imperative mood and past tense; nominal cases - instrumental and dative; classes of verbs - Fifth and sixth Credit 3: Optative mood and future tense
Challenging the Buddha’s Authority: a narrative perspective . . . Another instance is found in the Mahāssapurasutta of the Majjhimanikāya, in which the term arhat is described as follows: “Evil, unwholesome qualities, those connectedwithdefilements,leadingtofurtherbirths,givingpain,havingpainasitsfruits,leadingtobirth, aginganddyinginthefuture,arefarfromhim Itisthusthatamonkisaperfectedone”(MN i 280