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Neurotic Gradient Descent Thursday, August 31, 2023 There are only a few suttas where the Buddha directly discusses technique, the Saṅkhitta Dhamma Sutta is one of them Daniel Ingram cites MN 111 as his favorite sutta and it's pretty easy to see why this may be. It gives a clear and concise account of the techniques someone follows to take them all the way to arahant, namely emerging from each of the jhanas in turn and investigating their causes and conditions. The Sankhitta sutta is similar, but ties together jhana, brahamaviharas, the foundations of mindfulness, and dhamma factors (eg the 7
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