The Dhammapada attests to the greatness of this notion when one has realized that "hunger is the supreme disease" and "mental activity is the supreme suffering.
The Dhammapada attests to the greatness of this notion when one has realized that "hunger is the supreme disease" and "mental activity is the supreme suffering." Yogic schools believe Samadhi is the precursor to it, while "Vipassana" and "jhana" are among the ways it can be pursued, as described in the Visuddhimagga. Sanskrit for "to cease blowing," this idea is present in "atman", and it has the attributes of cessation, truth, and complete purity, as described in a Mahayana Buddhist sutra. Contrasted with the cycle of death and rebirth, or "samsara," and similar to the liberation of "moksha," this is, FTP, which Buddhist concept representing a state of freedom and enlightenment?
The Dhammapada attests to the greatness of this notion when one has realized that "hunger is the supreme disease" and "mental activity is the supreme suffering.
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