Re: Commentaries {Re: Re-reading the Pali Canon {Re: [Pali] Re: Bhi

Kumara,
For me vayadhamma spoken by com is exactly correct
with 32 subjects contemplation of body and corpse,it
directly related to rebirth/death when the yogi
learning this method.
What is wrong with that?Is that Mahasi method which is
not as direct as this is more confirm to sutta.
People like your teacher also come out with their own
com which isn't better than com by Buddhaghosa.
For those who blame com,they are directly saying
arahant Mahinda didn't pass down com at all.
There are more stange commentaries in modern era than
buddhaghosa time,at least he didn't say he meet Buddha



--- rjkjp1 <rjkjp1@...> wrote:

> -Dear Venerable
> coould you give more detail on where this is found.
> The commentary
> runs to many pages and looking for a sentence is
> time consuming,
> thanks
> Robert
> In Pali@yahoogroups.com, Kumaara Bhikkhu
> <venkumara@...> wrote:
> > At 07:38 PM 19-05-05, rjkjp1 wrote:
> > >--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, Kumaara Bhikkhu
> <venkumara@...>
> wrote:
> > >>I believe you must have read
> > >some rather "odd" interpretations in the
> commentaries such as
> that of
> > >Satipatthana Sutta.
> > >
> > >Dear Venerable Kumara,
> > >Could you give us details of where the
> satipatthana sutta
> commentary
> > >departs from the Buddha's teaching.
> > >Robertk
> >
> > Sorry for the late reply. Had a nice retreat in a
> remote place for
> Wesak. I wanted to reply earlier but had something
> to complete
> first. Besides, there are so many postings that I
> thought I should
> do so when it's quieter.
> >
> > Robert, I didn't specifically say that it departed
> from the
> Buddha's teachings, though it does have a rather
> weird
> interpretation which makes us wonder, like this one:
> >
> > samudayadhammaanupassii vaa kaayasmi.m viharati,
> vayadhammaanupassii vaa kaayasmi.m viharati,
> samudayavayadhammaanupassii vaa kaayasmi.mviharati.
> >
> > What does that look like to you? Does it seem
> quite plain to you
> that it's speaking of the rising and passing away of
> phenomena, in
> this case, with regard to the body?
> >
> > The commentary however, in commenting on
> "vayadhammaanupassii"
> went to the point of speaking about when the body
> breaks up (kaaye
> bhinne).
> >
> > Huh?
> >
> > It it reminds me of my literature lecturers. They
> have a real
> knack for thinking way, way beyond the apparent. It
> also makes me
> wonder if these monks are experienced meditators,
> or just the
> typical city scholar monks, just as those we can
> find now.
> >
> >
> > peace
> >
> > Kum�ra Bhikkhu
>
>
>
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