Sahaloka Traveller 娑婆遊者

34. Why Buddhism Exists?

As a conclusion to our discussion on the Buddhist understanding of cosmic reality, we explore why Buddhism exists. Why is it so important for Buddha…

33. Causality (iii) The Three Realms and Six Destinations

This post discusses the Three Realms and Six Destinies of samsara, which are the possible places an unenlightened person undergoing cycles of rebirth can end…

32. Causality (ii) The Reincarnation of a US. WWII Pilot

The Reincarnation of James Houston Jr. case was a well-documented reincarnation case that was widely broadcast on NBC several decades ago. According to its written…

31. Causality (i) – Buddha’s Consequential Doctrine

In this post, we discuss Causality. While Causality is Buddha’s consequential doctrine that affects all conscious beings, it is no longer the exclusive domain of…

30. The Two Realms (iii) Verifying Adventitiousness

In this post, we try to verify the adventitious relationship between enlightenment and unenlightenment. But let’s first recall the meaning of enlightenment, unenlightenment, and adventitiousness…

29. The Two Realms (ii) – The Four Realms of Reality

In this post, we discuss the Four Realms of Reality, a Buddhist doctrine in which the Buddha teaches that there are four ways of understanding…

28. The Two Realms (i) – Where There Is No Cosmological Constant Problem

In this post, we discuss the Cosmological Constant Problem and why it cannot exist in the cosmos Buddha teaches. To understand the Cosmological Constant Problem,…

27. Non-Luminosity (vi) Namarupa

In this post, we discuss namarupa, a term Buddha uses to indicate that all Rupa are Rupa in name only. As discussed in Post 4,…

26. Non-Luminosity (v) Higgs Equivalent and Beyond

After discussing how Buddhism and quantum mechanics meet in epiphenomena, we explore Buddhism’s complete list of “dusts” and compare it with how science arranges its…

25. Non-Luminosity (iv) The Three Delicate Marks

In this post, we discuss Buddha’s doctrine known as the Three Delicate Marks (Chinese: 三細相). It is a critically important doctrine for humans to understand…