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Dependent Origination
Clinging ( upàdàna ) 10. Karmic existence ( bhava ) Five present causes: 8, 9, 10, 1, 2 Future period 11. Birth ( jàti ) 12. Aging-and-death ( jaràmaraõa ) Five future effects: 3-7 ...
http://www.bodhimonastery.net/courses/MN/Tables/M0092_MN-038_DeptOrigination.pdf
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THE BARE BONES OF THE BUDDHA'S TEACHING By Victor Byrd
10) Bhava ("Upadana - paccaya bhava," Clinging conditions becoming.) _____
http://longbeachmeditation.com/DHARMATALKS/documents/EIGHTFOLD-NIDANAS9-12_000.pdf
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The Mind like Fire Unbound
To continue burning, it must have sustenance (upadana). Its relationship to its sustenance is one of clinging, dependence, & entrapment. When it goes out, the heat property is no ...
http://www.dharma.org/bcbs/Pages/documents/Mindlikefire.pdf
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Green Mountain Zen Center
Two dharma talks (a.k.a., dry runs) on the subject of Upadana, or clinging/attachment in the 12-link chain of dependent arising, were provided by Fusho Eric Beck and Kawa Jim Gordon.
http://www.gmzc.us/15aug05.pdf
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Dependent origination (Part 1)
That grasping or upàdàna arises dependent upon weak attachment ( taõhà ), which in turn arises dependent upon feeling or sensation, pleasant, unpleasant or neutral.
http://www.meditation.asn.au/Documents/Chanmay%20Sayadaw/11%20Dependent%20Part%201.pdf
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Dhamma Discourses on Vipassana Meditation
So, lobha ceases to exi st. Attachment (upadana) caused by lobha will also cease to exist. Thus, all kamma incited by upadana are extinguished. And existence (bhava) cannot be formed.
http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/allkunda.pdf
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Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism
Råga is a close relation of upådåna (grasping) which, within the causal chain binding human beings to repeated births, grows from taˆhå (craving) and results in bhava ...
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/harris/bl141.pdf
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Spring 04 final
It's interesting to investigate what the Buddha described as the four parameters of upadana, or attachment and clinging. The root of the word "upadana"is "fuel"or, as Ajahn Thanissaro ...
http://www.kusala.org/pdf/Spring04.pdf
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Rituals of Sri Lanka
It is to warn against this that the Buddha has categorized them, under the term silabbata-paramasa, as one of the ten fetters (samyojana) and one of the four types of clinging (upadana)
http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/ceremonies-srilanka6.pdf
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Nibbana Sacchikiriya Ca
It is this upãdãna which is the principal culprit. This universal dukkha refers to the dukkha in the heart caused by attachment, and not the dukkha of the body.
http://www.forestdhammabooks.com/book/9/Amata%20Dhamma/1.pdf
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