No Age Ontology - The Unconditioned State of Nibbana in Buddhism
Mar 18, 2024 ·
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In the fundamental Buddhist teachings taught by the Buddha, the state of ‘Nibbana’ (or Nirvana in Sanskrit) is described as an unconditioned state which means not produced by causes and...
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In the fundamental Buddhist teachings taught by the Buddha, the state of ‘Nibbana’ (or Nirvana in Sanskrit) is described as an unconditioned state which means not produced by causes and conditions. The path comprising different meditation practices leading to Awakening to Nibbana doesn't cause ‘Nibbana’ but simply leads one to the discovery or Awakening of such a state, just like a road to a mountain doesn't cause the mountain to come into being, but simply leads you to it.
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For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of Reality you can refer to my books here:
No Age Ontology ►►►https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX42GPKV
The seven Laws of Reality and Being ►►►https://www.amazon.com/dp/0992730406
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