Through the wisdom gained by practicing Vipassana, our attachment becomes weaker and weaker, and we are able to observe the object of meditation more and more objectively. In the same way, the light of wisdom banishes the darkness of ignorance, and the eternal, noble truths are illuminated and are seen clearly. When we understand dukkha and the root cause of dukkha , we also understand the Noble Path, which destroys all the cravings that cause dukkha , thereby leading to liberation from dukkha . As we progress on this path, we attain liberation from all suffering, nibbana . As our panna grows stronger and stronger through the practice of Vipassana, this wisdom eradicates all delusions, illusions, false impressions, and ignorance.
Reality becomes clear because false impressions are unable to stick in the mind.
We experience the joy of nibbana . The happiness gained through Vipassana is superior to any other happiness. Neither the enjoyment of gross sensual pleasures, nor that of subtle extra-sensual pleasures, leads to lasting happiness. When pleasure of any kind comes to an end, the result is sorrow. And because every situation is impermanent, it is bound to change, to come to an end.