භාවනා

bulkhead

Well-known member
  • Nov 19, 2015
    4,165
    407
    83
    භාවනා කරල අැත්තටම අහසෙන් යන්න පුලුවන්ද?
    මේක ගොඩක්ලු අයට තියෙන ප්‍රශ්නයක්, විහිලුවට නෙවෙයි අැත්තටම දැනගන්න අැහුවෙ.
     

    Sanuka87

    Well-known member
  • Feb 16, 2018
    3,080
    493
    83
    පුළුවන්. plane එකකට හරි හෙලිකොප්ටරේකට හරි නගින්න ඕනේ.
     

    san**

    Well-known member
  • Feb 21, 2012
    5,589
    8,717
    113
    kandy
    මම දන්න හැටියට පළමු ධ්‍යාන 4 ට පස්සේ අරූප ධ්‍යාන ලබන්න ඕනේ මේ වගේ දෙයක් කරන්න. ආකාසානඤ්චායතන ප්‍රගුණ කරාම මේ වගේ දෙයක් කරන්න පුළුවන්.

    pathrika16_pg1.gif
     

    Emios

    Well-known member
  • Dec 10, 2009
    74,848
    67,085
    113
    I don't think your physical body can fly. But I think you can recreate your own image at your will in a different place. A very subtle body. To do this I think you should know the whole mechanics of the body and perfect concentration. This should must have taken a very intense practice.I have read that even mahamogollana loss his ability to fly because of his previous karma when thieves came to kill him.So this shows it is a very intense practice not even one thing should clutter your mind.But this raises the question if he got killed because he couldn't fly and escape, does this mean that actual body can fly?
     

    bulkhead

    Well-known member
  • Nov 19, 2015
    4,165
    407
    83
    I don't think your physical body can fly. But I think you can recreate your own image at your will in a different place. A very subtle body. To do this I think you should know the whole mechanics of the body and perfect concentration. This should must have taken a very intense practice.I have read that even mahamogollana loss his ability to fly because of his previous karma when thieves came to kill him.So this shows it is a very intense practice not even one thing should clutter your mind.But this raises the question if he got killed because he couldn't fly and escape, does this mean that actual body can fly?


    මුගලන් හාමුදුරුවන්ගෙ බලය නැතිවෙන්නෙ නෑ බන්
    හොරුඑද්දි දෙපාරක්ම යතුරු සිදුරෙන් පැනල ගියාලු,
    පස්සෙ අතීතෙ බලද්දි විපාක නොදුන්න කර්මයක් හන්ද ඒක වෙන් ඉඩ අැරියලු
     

    Emios

    Well-known member
  • Dec 10, 2009
    74,848
    67,085
    113
    මුගලන් හාමුදුරුවන්ගෙ බලය නැතිවෙන්නෙ නෑ බන්
    හොරුඑද්දි දෙපාරක්ම යතුරු සිදුරෙන් පැනල ගියාලු,
    පස්සෙ අතීතෙ බලද්දි විපාක නොදුන්න කර්මයක් හන්ද ඒක වෙන් ඉඩ අැරියලු

    At that time, Maha-Moggallana lived alone in a forest hut at Kalasila. After his encounter with Mara he knew that the end of his days was near. Having enjoyed the bliss of liberation, he now felt the body to be just an obstruction and burden. Hence he had no desire to make use of his faculties and keep the body alive for the rest of the aeon. Yet, when he saw the brigands approaching, he just absented himself by using his supernormal powers. The gangsters arrived at an empty hut, and though they searched everywhere, could not find him. They left disappointed, but returned on the following day. On six consecutive days Moggallana escaped from them in the same way. His motivation was not the protection of his own body, but saving the brigands from the fearsome karmic consequences of such a murderous deed, necessarily leading to rebirth in the hells. He wanted to spare them such a fate by giving them time to reconsider and abstain from their crime. But their greed for the promised money was so great that they persisted and returned even on the seventh day. Then their persistence was "rewarded," for on that seventh day Moggallana suddenly lost the magic control over his body. A heinous deed committed in days long past (by causing the death of his own parents) had not yet been expiated, and the ripening of that old Kamma confronted him now, just as others are suddenly confronted by a grave illness. Moggallana realized that he was now unable to escape. The brigands entered, knocked him down, smashed all his limbs and left him lying in his blood. Being keen on quickly getting their reward and also somewhat ill as ease about their dastardly deed, the brigands left at once, without a further look.