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Summary of discussion in
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MN 12 Part
1 SOURCE:
DSMC Aug-07 Retreat,
21-Aug-07
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TOC Discussion
Highlights
5:30
Defines mind that
is: contracted;
distracted; exaulted;
unexaulted;
surpassed;
unsurpassed;
liberated.
7:05
Meaning of Tathagata, Tathagata’s
power
8:35
Defines Lion’s roar
The Tathāgata's
power to see other’s
past lifetimes:
9: 48
Story - the
Buddha ends a feud
between two women who
kept killing each other
in past lives.
13:15
The Tathāgata's
power of understanding
the ways leading to all
destinations.
Story – Ascetic who
acted like a dog
thinking that it would
lead to enlightenment.
15:27
The Tathāgata's power of
understanding how beings
have different
inclinations.
Story of a couple who
called the Buddha, “son”
Story of Brahmin monk
who became arahat, who
still called everybody
“lowborn” and changed
herbs to rabbit turds.
Residual inclinations
can make it difficult to
tell if someone is truly
an arahat.
18:37
The Tathāgata's power of
understanding how beings
have different
inclinations.Personality
types.
Assigning living
quarters and almsround
areas to balance monks’
personality types.
Story of snakes in
living quarters.
24:07
Explains: “…the Tathāgata understands as
it actually is the
defilement, the
cleansing, and the
emergence in regard to
the jhānas, liberations,
collectednesses, and
attainments.”
25:00
Recalling past
lifetimes.
27:01
Dependent
Origination, impersonal
nature of process
32:36
Two ways of
teaching: Suffering or
the Cessation of
Suffering
Bhante’s teacher
35:15
The eight
assemblies.
talks about heavenly
realms, how long they
last
43:18
Four Kinds of
Generation
45:22
Five
Destinations
Importance of being with
the dying, their
visions, how their final
thoughts influence
rebirth, how to help
with this, how to
communicate with the
comatose.
53:40
Story of lady
butcher in Burma
56:47
Buddhist
tradition of gift giving
and sharing merit on
anniversary of beloved
one’s death.
1:01:12
Story of Anuruddha and the cakes
1:09:36
Talking about
karma, seeing it for
yourself
Story about monk who was
became the best friend
of the daughter he had
in his previous life
time.
It’s easier to teach
country folk than city
folk
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