Harmony Within the Family: Understanding Buddha's Teachings : หน้า 104/216
Family Day By Day : หน้า 104/216 Explore Buddha's insights on afterlife realms and how they relate to family dynamics.
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In this section, we delve into the teachings of the Buddha concerning the afterlife, highlighting the significance of one's mental state prior to death. According to Buddha, a cloudy mind leads to duggati, or unfortunate realms, while a clear mind results in sugati, or fortunate realms. Understanding these concepts is essential for fostering harmony within the family. This section also emphasizes the importance of caring for critically ill relatives, reinforcing family bonds during challenging times. For more insights visit dmc.tv.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Buddha's teachings on afterlife
-Concept of duggati and sugati
-Importance of mental clarity before death
-Caring for sick family members
-Fostering family harmony
ข้อความต้นฉบับในหน้า
Part Four: Harmony Within the Family
BUDDHA BOX:
Interesting Historical Note: The man
whom we call the Buddha said this about
the afterlife:
"A cloudy mind before death will lead
one to the unfortunate realms (duggati). A
clear mind before death will lead one to the
fortunate realms (sugati)."
What is duggati? Duggati refers to an
unhappy or unfortunate realm. After departing
from this world we could be spontaneously
reborn as a variety of different beings: an
animal, a ghost, a demon, or one of many
hell creatures. What is sugati? Sugati refers
to a happy or fortunate realm. After departing
from this world, we could be spontaneously
reborn as a human, an angel, or higher
celestial being.
Family Day By Day
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Caring for Critically III Relatives
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