Paticca Samuppada (Dependent Origination) (Part 2/2) | Christian | 9.20.19

Dhammarato and Christian continue with their discussion on Paticca Samupada, covering phassa, vedanā, taṇhā, and upādāna. They also discuss how words like "hard" carry unsatisfactoriness and the fear of the life of a monk in Thailand vs. Western cultures.

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00:00 "The Key to Hell and the Key to Heaven is the Same Key"
28:40 You Can Enjoy Grief, Take Control the Feelings (Vedanā)
34:45 Wanting (Taṇhā) and Clinging (Upādāna)
38:40 Three Kinds of Feelings: Liking, Disliking, and Confusion
45:28 The Four Modes of Clinging (1/3)
   - Personality View & Personality Doctrine (Attavadupadana)
50:20 What Is Your Bottom Line?, The Four Requisites
58:15 The Four Modes of Clinging (2/3)
   - Personality View & Personality Doctrine - The Self Preservation Instinct (Attavadupadana)
   - Sensuality & Materialism - The Reproduction Instinct (Kamupadana)
1:07:00 - Parents, Friendliness in Thai Culture
1:10:39 - The Four Modes of Clinging (2/3)
   - Rites, Rules, and Rituals - The Nesting Instinct (Silabbat-upādāna or Sīlabbata-parāmāsa)
   - Views (Ditthupadana)