LWC6_Ch 6 Part 3 - Breakthrough to Nirvāṇa - The Pāli Tradition Flashcards
(500 cards)
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition?
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The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges?
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The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes ‘dry insight’ practitioners from others?
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They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)?
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Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification?
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It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (6)
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The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (7)
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The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes ‘dry insight’ practitioners from others? (8)
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They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (9)
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Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (10)
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It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (11)
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The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (12)
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The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes ‘dry insight’ practitioners from others? (13)
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They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (14)
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Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (15)
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It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (16)
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The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (17)
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The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes ‘dry insight’ practitioners from others? (18)
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They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (19)
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Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (20)
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It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (21)
A
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (22)
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The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes ‘dry insight’ practitioners from others? (23)
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They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (24)
A
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (25)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (26)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (27)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (28)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (29)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (30)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (31)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (32)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (33)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (34)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (35)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (36)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (37)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (38)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (39)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (40)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (41)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (42)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (43)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (44)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (45)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (46)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (47)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (48)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (49)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (50)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (51)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (52)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (53)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (54)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (55)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (56)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (57)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (58)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (59)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (60)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (61)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (62)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (63)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (64)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (65)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (66)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (67)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (68)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (69)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (70)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (71)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (72)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (73)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (74)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (75)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (76)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (77)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (78)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (79)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (80)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (81)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (82)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (83)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (84)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (85)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (86)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (87)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (88)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (89)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (90)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (91)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (92)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (93)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (94)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (95)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (96)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (97)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (98)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (99)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (100)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (101)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (102)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (103)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (104)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (105)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (106)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (107)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (108)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (109)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (110)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (111)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (112)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (113)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (114)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (115)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (116)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (117)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (118)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (119)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (120)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (121)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (122)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (123)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (124)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (125)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (126)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (127)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (128)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (129)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (130)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (131)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (132)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (133)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (134)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (135)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (136)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (137)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (138)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (139)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (140)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (141)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (142)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (143)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (144)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (145)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (146)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (147)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (148)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (149)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (150)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (151)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (152)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (153)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (154)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (155)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (156)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (157)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (158)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (159)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (160)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (161)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (162)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (163)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (164)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (165)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (166)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (167)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (168)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (169)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (170)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (171)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (172)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (173)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (174)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (175)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (176)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (177)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (178)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (179)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (180)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (181)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (182)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (183)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (184)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (185)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (186)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (187)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (188)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (189)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (190)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (191)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (192)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (193)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (194)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (195)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (196)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (197)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (198)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (199)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (200)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (201)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (202)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (203)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (204)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (205)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (206)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (207)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (208)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (209)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (210)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (211)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (212)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (213)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (214)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (215)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (216)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (217)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (218)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (219)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (220)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (221)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (222)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (223)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (224)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (225)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (226)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (227)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (228)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (229)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (230)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (231)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (232)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (233)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (234)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (235)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (236)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (237)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (238)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (239)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (240)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (241)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (242)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (243)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (244)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (245)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (246)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (247)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (248)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (249)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (250)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (251)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (252)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (253)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (254)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (255)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (256)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (257)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (258)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (259)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (260)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (261)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (262)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (263)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (264)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (265)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (266)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (267)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (268)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (269)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (270)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (271)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (272)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (273)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (274)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (275)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (276)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (277)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (278)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (279)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (280)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (281)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (282)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (283)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (284)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (285)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (286)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (287)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (288)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (289)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (290)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (291)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (292)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (293)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (294)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (295)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (296)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (297)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (298)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (299)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (300)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (301)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (302)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (303)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (304)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (305)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (306)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (307)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (308)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (309)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (310)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (311)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (312)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (313)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (314)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (315)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (316)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (317)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (318)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (319)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (320)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (321)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (322)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (323)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (324)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (325)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (326)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (327)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (328)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (329)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (330)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (331)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (332)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (333)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (334)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (335)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (336)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (337)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (338)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (339)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (340)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (341)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (342)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (343)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (344)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (345)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (346)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (347)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (348)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (349)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (350)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (351)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (352)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (353)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (354)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (355)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (356)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (357)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (358)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (359)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (360)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (361)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (362)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (363)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (364)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (365)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (366)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (367)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (368)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (369)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (370)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (371)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (372)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (373)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (374)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (375)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (376)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (377)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (378)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (379)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (380)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (381)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (382)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (383)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (384)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (385)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (386)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (387)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (388)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (389)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (390)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (391)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (392)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (393)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (394)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (395)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (396)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (397)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (398)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (399)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (400)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (401)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (402)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (403)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (404)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (405)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (406)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (407)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (408)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (409)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (410)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (411)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (412)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (413)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (414)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (415)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (416)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (417)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (418)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (419)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (420)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (421)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (422)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (423)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (424)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (425)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (426)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (427)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (428)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (429)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (430)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (431)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (432)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (433)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (434)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (435)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (436)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (437)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (438)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (439)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (440)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (441)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (442)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (443)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (444)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (445)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (446)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (447)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (448)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (449)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (450)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (451)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (452)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (453)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (454)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (455)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (456)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (457)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (458)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (459)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (460)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (461)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (462)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (463)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (464)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (465)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (466)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (467)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (468)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (469)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (470)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (471)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (472)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (473)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (474)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (475)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (476)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (477)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (478)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (479)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (480)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (481)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (482)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (483)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (484)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (485)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (486)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (487)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (488)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (489)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (490)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (491)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (492)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (493)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (494)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (495)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
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What are the two main meditation approaches in the PÄli tradition? (496)
The vehicle of serenity (samatha-yÄna) and the vehicle of pure insight (suddhavipassanÄ-yÄna).
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Which jhÄna is particularly conducive to gaining the three higher knowledges? (497)
The fourth jhÄna.
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What distinguishes 'dry insight' practitioners from others? (498)
They achieve liberation through insight without prior attainment of jhÄna.
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What are the four establishments of mindfulness (satipaá¹á¹hÄna)? (499)
Contemplation of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.
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What is the role of sense restraint in ethical purification? (500)
It guards the mind from distraction and supports deeper meditative focus.
