Vipassana Practice for the Cessation of Kamma with Attainment in Vijjā 3

Abstract

The Vijjā 3 in Theravada Buddhist scriptures means practice for special attainment 3 which is Nana-dassana i.e. Pubbenivasa is power of knowing previous existences, Jutupapata is the power of knowing the Law of Karma and Asavakkhaya is supra-mundane knowledge or power relating to destruction of asavas. Venerable Sanghītigācariya systematized in many places in the Tripitaka. It is found in more than 30 sutras, which are composed of the first Dharma. The most common are elimination of the 5 hindrances and the development of the 4th jhana, and then proceeding to the performance of Vijja 3, respectively. There are many shows. but mostly speaking of attainment in the Four Noble Truths, when attaining Arahatship, it is called Arahant Tewicho. A Vipassana Practice for the Cessation of Kamma: Attainment in Vijjā 3 that is the Vipassana practice through way of Samathayānika. The development of the 1st and the 2nd Vijja is Samatha, when the mind is raised to Vipassana in the 3rd Vijja, Asavakkhaya will enter the Udayapaya-nana, proceed according to the Vipassana-nana 9, eliminate Asava and Samyojana to the cessation of kamma.

When analyzing dharma principles concerning karma and ending karma, there are two levels, namely the moral level and the truth level by developing Vipassana, knowing the present form and name is called karma not black and not white. Following the Noble Eightfold Path, briefly referred to as the Threefold Path until finally able to enlighten and stab in the Four Noble Truths. This is a practice for the extinction of karma as said by the Lord Buddha. The implementation for practitioners, to be aware of the dharmic conditions that occur Don't cling to the magic you find. Even going back to the past and seeing various karmic relationships as you know with the wisdom you see as you really do. Because it will be slow to Vipassana. Applying in daily life by increasing the charity for the ultimate goal emphasis on current consciousness is the Cessation of Kamma.