Hi everyone, I. I’ve searched the forum and haven’t found any explanation for this phrase yet, so it would be good if there is a detail explanation on this matter. While reading the sutta , when encountering this sentence, I thought that this might be the key for the breakthrough: “Susīma, first c…

[image] lavantien: the stability of natural principles Essentially this is referring to the fact that the “principles” of Dhamma, such as impermanence, dependent origination, or the four noble truths, are laws of nature and do not change. That doesn’t mean that they are permanent, of course,…

(sn12.70) - What does the "knowledge of the stability of natural principles" mean?

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Viveka September 19, 2019, 6:29pm 2

I believe this is referring to Dependent Origination, and Dependent Cessation/Liberation. Click on the linked post below, and have a look at the resources there for a detailed explanation.

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