In this era too, bearers of Abhijñā still walk among us—a profound revelation that invites each of us not to blindly believe, but to explore for ourselves. This is no illusion, nor a mystical tale—this is truth unveiled through the vast Dhamma Abhijñā. The very same wisdom that illuminated the Buddha’s awakening now emerges through Buddothpado Aryan Wahanse, opening the gates of Dhamma once again to the world. Yet, the message is clear—this knowledge is not bound to a person. The one who embodies it is not an individual but a mind liberated from self-identity. Abhijñā is the expansive knowing that arises only when all sense of self dissolves irreversibly. What unfolds through this revelation is not the power of a person, but the boundless Dhamma itself—radiating beyond name, beyond form—awakening the timeless path once more.
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Definition of Dhamma Abhijñā
The direct realization that arises when the knowledge of Dhamma is applied in daily life. By observing how each thought forms and dissolves, one sees that there is no self, no world—only a mental construct shaped by vibrations from the five faculties. When this truth is fully realized, it transcends mere knowledge, becoming an expansive system of wisdom (Ñāṇa) that goes beyond what was initially learned, much like a musician who, after mastering the notes, gains a deeper, creative knowing of music.
Key concepts unveiled through Abhijñā jñāna by Aryan Wahanse
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