සන්සාරය?!?!

Lovtus

Well-known member
  • Apr 26, 2015
    12,856
    21,397
    113
    nop, that's not what I meant
    what is "existence"?
    In Theravada, existence is cyclical—repeated rebirths across samsara, the endless cycle of birth and death. This cycle is sustained by ignorance (Avijja) and craving (Tanha). The goal of the Buddhist path is to break the cycle of existence by uprooting ignorance and craving, leading to nibbana, the cessation of existence in samsara.
     

    Emios

    Well-known member
  • Dec 10, 2009
    74,956
    67,223
    113
    ඔව්. sure එකටම මේකි අර චිංචි මානවිකාවගේ පුනරුත්පත්තියක් වෙන්ට ඕනේ :yes:
    Mama kiyala kenek idala ne eka illusion ekak.eka nisa mulin wath mukuth karanna tibila ne kiyanne ramana maharishi,zen buddhism views
     
    • Like
    Reactions: Lovtus

    Fiona Dabare

    Well-known member
  • Jul 28, 2024
    8,110
    7,597
    113
    Colombo
    ofc, it would be wrong-view if I were prutugjana. Since he's in one end of the wrong view, I told him that another end is true.

    It is simply as same as telling one person who belives god exists, god doesn't exists and telling another one who believes god doesn't exist, god exists.
     

    Lovtus

    Well-known member
  • Apr 26, 2015
    12,856
    21,397
    113
    ofc, it would be wrong-view if I were prutugjana. Since he's in one end of the wrong view, I told him that another end is true.
    But pointing to the opposite extreme is still within wrong view—truth lies beyond both ends.