The Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, the Chakra is the Dharma, no other chakra can fight it.
What did the Buddha enlightenment?
What is Dharma?
On Asanha Bucha Day 24 July 2021
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Intro
intro
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What did the Buddha enlightenment? It is a question that the asker himself may not know even if the answer is already given. Or there will be an answer again, many times, it may listen to the answer without knowing it. is answered The questioner still did not know what the Buddha had enlightened. I kept asking like this.
In fact, when we read the Dhammacakkappavattanasaura After understanding, then we will know for ourselves what the Buddha's enlightenment answers. It is what He has shown all in this Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, which in the order of 45 years later he has taught the supreme Dharma. and enlightenment of the truth of life leads to liberation. at the sorrow to the eternal happiness of the world of nirvana Many became scriptures, Tripitaka, 84000 Dharma Khan, which all explained and expanded from this whole Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta.
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And in fact, this first sermon was thus the appearance of Himself, proclaiming Him: His Highness attained enlightenment or is the proclamation of the new Buddha itself but he stated that being a Buddha How to practice the Dharma for 3 rounds of 12 behaviors? The reality that has round 3 has these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. And that is the essence of the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta. The spinning wheel of Dharma, no other chakra can resist. and is the answer to what the Buddha had enlightened
and we will find the answer for ourselves from His own words:
“Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. not yet pure for the Tathagata. Look, monks. As long as the Tathagata has not vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.
Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. completely to the Tathagata Look, monks. Then the Tathagata vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.”
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which means the 4 Noble Truths, the 4 Noble Truths, which are already in the mouths of all Buddhists It is the answer that already exists. How important is it? because he confirmed that If he had not yet been able to enlighten the Four Noble Truths, then He would still not be able to proclaim himself as Anuttara, fully enlightened. or having fully enlightened the 4 Noble Truths and was able to enlighten the 4 Noble Truths, thus proclaiming himself as the Lord Buddha. Therefore, this is the answer. What did the Buddha enlightenment?
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and would like to explain a bit to expand the understanding that His enlightenment It is enlightenment in a formal, practical, and deceptive manner, 3 cycles, 12 manifestations of the 4 Noble Truths, as proclaimed. What the author has already shown is as follows:
“And when understanding Majjhimapatipada, the 8th Path, and the 4 Noble Truths, in general, let's take a closer look at these three 12 manifestations in the 4 Noble Truths, which are the principles of high dharma practice. The level of aiming to achieve the Bodhisattva Like this Buddha, the recluse Gotama, whose disciples, disciples, people, men and women can be perfect examples, as I would like to abbreviate, to make it easy to understand what He has announced or told. In the first sermon, the subject was as follows:
1. Suffering
1.1 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). knowing that this is the noble truth of suffering (that is, knowing that this is the ultimate truth of the suffering of life and things) (....this is knowledge in the form of hypothesis or primitiveness, which indicates a state of doubt that is not completely clear)
1.2 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing that the noble truth is suffering and the truth that should be defined (that is, it is necessary to have a thorough and thorough knowledge of everything involved and every step completely out of doubt) (This is the default level of practice. to practice in order to test the cause and effect as a practical test of that hypothesis)
1.3 He was able to perform the virtues until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing the Noble Truth of Suffering (He enlightened in detail and clearly all matters involved and every step that was established. without all doubts) (This is where the adversity arises. to see it as it really is, that is, He has met, seen, and has determined all of the noble truths without doubts. . This is called the level of denial.)
2. Samuthai (Sukha Samuthai)
2.1 He asceticed until he was born, clairvoyance, wisdom, wisdom and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing the Noble Truth is Suffering Cause of Suffering (that is, He knows that this is the ultimate truth of the cause of suffering of life and all things) It is hypothetical, but still has no doubts. not completely clear)
2.2 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). knowing that the Noble Truth of Suffering is the dharma that should be avoided should be cut off (that is, He knows that this is the supreme truth of the sufferings of life and all things without any doubt that must give up, cut off and not practice this cause of suffering) (this is practical knowledge to prove that hypothesis)
2.3 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Has abandoned the noble truth of suffering, the cause of suffering (that is, he has completely abandoned the action or cut off from Kama-tanha, bhava-tanha and vibhava-tanha, which is the cause of suffering). Purifying, eliminating all of defilements, craving, clinging, or exactly the way of cause and effect, that is, the three lusts: kama tanha, vibhava tanha, and vibhava tanha. He had completely eliminated it. His mind was clean. free from tarnish as dirty as dirt)
3. Nirodha (Dukkha Nirodha)
3.1 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). enlightenment the noble truth of the cessation of suffering (He knows the state of nirvana, He knows the liberation He was enlightened about the immortal happiness. He was enlightened about the cycle of sympathy for death and birth. Born and died in infinity like this which is still a level hypothesis exists)
3.2 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing the Noble Truth of Suffering that it is the truth that should be enlightened (said that it is the truth that should be enlightened; the word ought to be the level that has not yet ended must be taken to prove and test it first, so it is still a level of Dharma practice in order to prove and test hypotheses)
3.3 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Realizing the Noble Truth of Suffering: He said: I have realized the Noble Truth of Suffering. (....the level of denial As He proclaimed, “Well, the wisdom of seeing has come to us. that our special cessation does not relapse This nation is finally Now there is no more birth.”
4. The Noble Path (Noble Path) The cessation of suffering
4. The Noble Path (Noble Path) The cessation of suffering
4.1 Ascetic asceticism until the birth of wisdom, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing the Noble Truth of the Path which is the cessation of suffering
4.2 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). Knowing that the Noble Truth of the Noble Path is a Dharma that should be cultivated.. (He knows in practice that there must be self-training according to what they already knew which he has practiced all his life, even since he was the crown prince))
4.3 He asceticed until the birth of the eye, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya Udapadi, Wijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi). He has fully cultivated the Noble Truth that leads to the cessation of suffering. It is absolute enlightenment, complete denial of the Dhamma, it is on this eightfold path that he begins to proclaim the Middle Way and the Middle Way, which is the 8th Path.
middle chapter
middle chapter
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This is the majesty, what He has fully accomplished. Completely complete, there are 3 rounds with 12 symptoms, as shown by His Highness. As can be seen from the word, he continued to say that
“Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. not yet pure for the Tathagata. Look, monks. As long as the Tathagata has not vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.
Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. completely to the Tathagata Look, monks. Then the Tathagata vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among the beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.
Well, the wisdom of seeing has come to us. that our special cessation does not relapse This nation is finally Now there is no more birth.”
Which the word round 3 symptoms 12 is the nature of the universal education itself. that we have known in the past To provide complete education, there must be 3 levels, namely praiyatti, practice and denigration, and the meaning of the Buddha is enlightenment, both the enlightenment level, the practice level, and the denigration level. It is enlightenment and knowledge of all three levels, as He insisted that He knew it because he had knowledge, wisdom, wisdom, and light (Chakhung Udapadi, Janang Udapadi, Panya U. Tapadi, Vijja Udapadi, Aloko Udapadi)....all of these five things that He said are actually the meanings of wisdom in the meaning of The tri-sikkha is morality, concentration, wisdom, and wisdom are the most important things that can lead to the attainment of the path, nirvana.
final chapter
final chapter
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which will be explained a bit. In this Dhammacakkappavattana Sutra When it can be seen that His Highness emphasizes or confirms what will lead to the graduation to the world of nirvana of people. Especially educators every day of this modern world as follows:
1. He is enlightened about suffering. both at the level of practice, practice and rejection
2. He became enlightened about Samuthai. both at the level of practice, practice and rejection
3. He is enlightened about Nirodha both at the level of practice, practice and rejection
4. His Highness is enlightened about the Eightfold Path, both at the level of practice, practice, and rejection.
If he had not known all these three levels, he would not have declared him as a Buddha. But when he had fully and completely enlightened in these three levels of dharma, he proclaimed himself as a Buddha. as in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta which Ananda Thera gave in the Tripitaka to this day, saying:
“Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. not yet pure for the Tathagata. Look, monks. As long as the Tathagata has not vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.
Look, monks. As long as wisdom sees the truth of the third cycle, there are these 12 symptoms in the Four Noble Truths. completely to the Tathagata Look, monks. Then the Tathagata vowed to be the supreme enlightenment in the world with devas, Mara and Brahmas among beings with recluses and brahmins, along with devas and humans.”
the end
the end
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Question What did the Buddha enlightenment? So there's already an answer. in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta And which in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta has been told about 2 things, namely Majjhima Patipada (the neutral practice - the middle way) and the Noble Truth (4 Noble Truths).
And the answer is, what is Dharma? which the answer is His teachings What He had shown, He had said, began with the story. The Madhima Patipada and the Four Noble Truths in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta are the mother of the Dharma. or the main chapters of Buddhism And the principle of the Dhamma or the main principle, there are always 3 levels, namely pariyatti, practice, and pativet, so it corresponds to the truth for 3 rounds of 12 symptoms that the Buddha was completely enlightened, thus proclaiming himself as a Buddha. On the day that coincides with Asanha Bucha day of today's Buddhists.
• On Asanha Bucha Day, the 15th waxing moon of the 8th lunar month, 24 July 2021
Phrakhru Phutthiphongsanuwat (Prime Minister Payap Panyatharo), Commander-in-Chief of Wat Maha Phuttharam Phra Aram Luang, Mueang District, Sisaket Province