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What Observes Pressure and Its Abscence Is Not Supreme Peace | Discussion
A Dhamma discussion based on the question...
"Is the mindfulness that recognizes the absence of pressure when it is absent, and the presence of pressure when it is present, without being deceived by it, that supreme peace?
Or something moving in that direction?"
Suttas Referenced:
-MN 137 (Equanimity based on multiplicity)
-MN 22 (Let go of what's not yours)
-SN 51:15 (Four bases of psychic power, desire allayed through desire)
Video Referenced:
Away From the Source (On the decline and fall of Buddhism in India)
https://youtube.com/live/LJQwOT7tTVo?feature=share
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By Bhante JoeA Dhamma discussion based on the question...
"Is the mindfulness that recognizes the absence of pressure when it is absent, and the presence of pressure when it is present, without being deceived by it, that supreme peace?
Or something moving in that direction?"
Suttas Referenced:
-MN 137 (Equanimity based on multiplicity)
-MN 22 (Let go of what's not yours)
-SN 51:15 (Four bases of psychic power, desire allayed through desire)
Video Referenced:
Away From the Source (On the decline and fall of Buddhism in India)
https://youtube.com/live/LJQwOT7tTVo?feature=share