विपश्यना का सींहासन : सम्यक द्रस्टी सुत्त । MN09

Friends, welcome to Deep Meanings of Vipassana. Did you know that the spontaneous subsiding of anger and its cessation through wisdom are two different things? In this video, we will understand the remarkable teaching of Lord Buddha, called "Right View," based on the "Samma Ditthi Sutta" (MN 09) of the Majjhima Nikaya. We often think that knowing right and wrong is enough, but the Buddha says that unless you understand the roots of good and bad, your vision is not right. In this video, you will learn: Nir-Ksheer Vivek: How to distinguish between good and bad actions like milk and water? Cessation vs. Passing Away: Waiting for anger to subside is "expenditure," but observing it from the seat of morality, concentration, and wisdom is "cessation." The Food of Identification: How we keep our passions alive by feeding them, and how we can become free by stopping that feeding. The Template of the Noble Eightfold Path: Understanding the scientific framework of the Four Noble Truths that can be applied to every problem in life (food, pain, anger). This discussion will delve into not only Buddhist philosophy but also the practical application of Vipassana. If you want to prevent the 'samudaya' (rise of passions) within you, this video is for you. Video Timeline 00:00 - Introduction: The shortest and most precise definition of Right View. 01:45 - Distinguishing between good and bad: Awakening discernment and wisdom. 03:30 - Recognizing the three roots of unwholesomeness: greed, hatred, and attachment. 05:15 - The 'Universal Template' of the Four Noble Truths: How to Apply It to Every Situation? 07:40 - The Difference Between Cessation and Expiation: Has Your Anger Truly Been Calmed or Just Suppressed? 10:20 - The Fan Analogy: The Scientific Process of Actively Observing Cessation. 13:10 - The Lion's Throne: Observing Disorders with Sila, Concentration, and Wisdom. 15:45 - Identification: What is the Main Diet of Disorders and How to Cut It? 18:00 - Conclusion: The Experience of the Timeless Dharma and the Final Message.    • विपश्यना ओर सतिपट्ठान      • चीतनीमीत      • योनीसो मनसिकार      • संप्रज्ञान      • नाम-रूप      • प्रतित्य समुत्पाद      • सतिपट्ठान से पहेले क्रमिक प्रशीक्षण