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Sun 19 February 2023 What leads to non-doing? And, what leads to action? - Sutta AN 3.61 Sectarian by Ven. Dhammagavesi

A look at concepts that limit ones understanding of reality and leads one away from the path of awakening. Then the Buddha gives the correct tools by using it one understands the reality of existence. This leads us on the path of awakening.

Here are notes for today's talk: AN3.61 Titthayatanasutta (Sectarian)

The Buddha refutes the 3 philosophies preached by other sects, i.e. whatever a person experiences is caused by what is done in the past, or is caused by God's activity, or occurs without a cause or condition.
The Buddha approached those who hold the view that all experiences are caused by past deeds. He refutes that such a person will not make an effort to do good or guard themselves in the precepts.
The Buddha approached those who hold the view that all experiences are caused by God's activity. He refutes that such a person will not make an effort to do good or guard themselves in the precepts. Such a person affirms that everything is a result of God's activity, and not their self volition.
The Buddha approached those who hold the view that all experiences are without cause or condition. He refutes that such a person will not make an effort to do good or guard themselves in the precepts. Such a person will not take ownership of their actions.
The Buddha then explained the Dhamma, i.e. the six elements, the six bases for contact, the eighteen mental examinations, the Four Noble Truths.
Here, the Buddha explains the whole Dependent Origination cycle as the origin of dukkha.

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