Meditation Toolkit VIII: Formless Abidings

[@alakso777]

Wonderful 🙏🏼

[@rickcooper977]

Thank you Bhante for your generous teachings. - Peace 🌞🙏

[@RyanMartin-v5b]

Thank you Ajahn, will try it tonight!

[@krisgriffaw1427]

This is such a straightforward and comprehendable description, very helpful, thank you for taking the time to explain this.

[@MsLeenite]

Thank you, Bhante. Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu.

[@MargaretteLemon_ThoDao]

🙏

[@williamkelley1783]

this is so helpful to me, I've been sort of randomly encountering some of the most initial of these type of abidings without much understanding of why or how-even when referring to other books and attempts to re-frame the teachings for westerners. This commentary really serves to guide me and illuminates where I actually am in terms of progress; how to proceed from my specific point and affords me a glimpse of what I might expect further on. (turns out I'm a beginner, I suppose in a sense I will be for quite a while)

[@Bee983]

Much much appreciated, thank you Ajahn 🙏

[@rakkhasa]

Bhikkhu Ñānajīvako has also translated ākiñcañña as no-what, to emphasize that there's no object of consciousness

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[@cwilkinsonwck]

Amazing. Thank you sir.

[@JayBowen]

The sutta he mentions is the CūḷasuññataSutta, MN 121.

[@billdegroote6690]

Thank you JayBowen, that saved me a lot of searching!

[@JayBowen]

@@billdegroote6690 You're welcome 😊