Feeling and its Associated Mental Phenomena
Feeling can be associated with unwholesome consciousness (akusala citta) and mixed with unwholesome nature. It may also be associated and connected with wholesome consciousness (kusala […]
The analysis of feeling (vedanā)
Today’s talk is the first part in a series of Dhamma talks on the analysis of vedanā. Here, vedană can be translated as feeling in […]
The Right Aim is for Nibbana
The final goal of a Buddhist is to attain Nibbana, or enlightenment. We should aspire for enlightenment whenever we practise dana, sila and bhavana ie. […]
The Formation of 7 Oceans and Continents
The volume of the oceans of the mountains It is as if wax, when boiled with about (2) times the volume of water, rises to […]
The Origin of Mount Meru, Sakyavala(Universe), and the Cosmic Landscape
The water gradually dried up and decreased until it reached the top of the Meru mountain, where the Tavatimsa celestial realm was located. The place […]
Re-Creation of the Universe in Buddhist Cosmology
The period of the world’s existence (samvatthaya kapa) The Buddha taught in the Abhidhamma that when the universe (world) was destroyed, only the lower Brahma […]
Four Eras of Creation and Destruction
More than 2,500 years ago, Gautama Buddha explained the destruction of the universe and the emergence of a new world. It is surprising to see […]
Buddhist Cosmology and the Shape of the Universe
How the Universe is Made? This universe is made up of the four elements, air, water, earth, fire, and matter. A universe that is circular […]
The Nature of the Universe According to the Buddha
The Buddha’s view of the universe,the Buddha made a very broad statement about this universe: “The world is not self-existent, The world is not self-existent, […]
Exploring Earth’s Rotation, Orbit, and Their Astronomical Effects
The planet Earth, where humans live, is round, slightly concave at the South and North Poles, and tilted at the Equator (the path of the […]