Throughout the autumn, we will be exploring a range of Buddhist teachings looking at the nature of our minds and different ways of working with our mental states.
Tonight, we will start by looking at an important teaching of the Buddha on papanca or mental proliferation contained in the Honeyball Sutta (see here for a translation). The Buddha shows how we move away from our primary experience into a secondary reality of proliferated thoughts and ideas and how these distorted interpretations of reality can lead to interpersonal and social conflict.
Led by Saccanama