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Summary of discussion in
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MN#10 P2 22-Feb-06
Cont.The Satipathana
Sutta (Four Foundations
of Mindfulness) |
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(1:43:26)
Day 4 covers the last 2
foundations of
mindfulness; mind and
thought
- Jhana - What is
an exalted Jhana and
what is a surpassed
Jhana.
- When you let go of
craving you
experience a
“Liberated Mind”.
- Samatha and
Vipassana work hand
in hand-not
separately as other
teachers say.
- Bhante describes
the “insight
knowledges” and
“Access”
concentration as
defined by Mahasi
Sayadaw in Vipassana
and shows how these
are different than
what he teaches.
- The right kind of
Jhana is essential,
not optional and
certainly not to be
avoided.
- Distractions and
working with them.
What happens when
they disappear.
- Understanding
Feelings-the most
important step- The
Weak link is
craving.
- The 7
enlightenment
factors. Laughing at
something because
it's true!
- What is right
effort? Story about
monk who used too
much effort and made
no progress.
- Story of eating
the whole bowl of
Mangoes.
- Story of the Fat
Buddha. How did he
get fat and who was
he really. (Wasn’t
the Buddha!-Hint)
- The stages of
enlightenment. What
are they and how
long does it take to
get there. 7 years,
6 yrs..
- Nibbana, the path
and the
fruition-more detail
about the final step
of the process.
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