Varieties of the Mind

                               Before you read this, please read Introduction and Chiththa

It is easy to understand the mind when we divide it into four stages as Bhumi. 

1. Kamavachara
2. Rupavachara
3. Arupawachara
4. Lokoththara

                                 are the four stages. Each stage will explain deeply in future. When we divide our minds that caused according to some intentions and cases, there are 121 minds.

1. Kamavachara                       54
2. Rupavachara                        15
3. Arupawachara                      12
4. Lokoththara                          40

                                                      121

Each mind comprises one of these Karma, Wipaka, Kiriya categories. 

       
              

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1. Chiththa

                   Before reading this, please read the Introduction.
                           (This is just a start of a long category )
Mind is the energy that brings about seeing. Sense is produced by the attrition and collision of organs and objects. Eye is an organ/object. Aspect is an intention. Because of the collision of that two things or by reason of touching, a thought creates. That is a feel about aspect. It is called "Chakku Vigngnanaya"[chakku = eye]. Feeling an object does not recognize it. Recognizing is another thought that comes after the feelings.The creation of  "Sotha Vigngnanaya"[sotha = ear], "Ghana Vigngnanaya" [ghana = nose], "Jeevha Vigngnanaya"[jeevha = tongue] and "Kaya Vigngnanaya"[kaya = skin] must understand according to the above description. A thought comes in every stage when an intention gets an object. The mind gets intentions even in deep sleeping. We see dreams because of that intentions. Specifically should be mentioned here that a thought can not create without an intention.                       

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Introduction

Buddhism is one of the deepest religions in the world. There are so many teachings that very difficult to understand. When we try to learn Buddhist teachings, the main problem is the language. Each lessons were mentioned in Pali. [Pali - an ancient language of India] Therefore it is difficult to tell every word in English. But I can explain each word in English within brackets. Pali words will be seen in Italic font throughout the blog.

The whole Buddhism can be divided into 3 parts.

•      Suthra Pitaka [chanting and preaching when special movements]
•      Abhi Dhamma Pitaka [most deepest teachings]
•      Winaya Pitaka [Disciplinary matters and rules for monks]

This blog was started to teach people Abhi Dhamma, the most important part of  Buddhism.

Despite the convenience of learning, Abhi Dhamma was divided into 4 main parts, called Paramartha Dhamma.[just a name]

1. Chiththa [everything about our mind]
2. Chaithasika [everything about our thoughts]
3. Rupa [a scientific description for matter that our body made from]  
4. Nibbhana [the final target of all Buddhists like Heaven]

There are some important teachings of Buddhism that you must know.

Panchendriya [The main five objects of our body]

• Chakku [eye]
• Sotha [ear]
• Ghana [nose]
• Jeewha [tongue]
• Kaya [skin]

(Sometimes there is a sixth object. It is the Mind)

Thilakshanaya [The three natures of everything]

• Anithya [changeable]
• Dhukkha [sorrow or pleasure because of the change]
• Anathma [There is nothing to say mine]

Kusala Mula [deeds lead basics]

• Alobha [haven't stringiness]
• Adhosa [haven't anger]
• Amoha [not doing cheating]

Each part will describe in future.

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