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**elton** · 06-08-2010, 11:45 PM

The Buddha did not teach:

"Abhidhamma"

"Three-Lives" paticcasamuppada (dependent co-arising or "origination")

sankhara as "kamma formations" (Nyanatiloka's contrivance -- see http://www.buddhanet.net/budsas/ebud...ict/dic3_s.htm )

"Tantra"

Any definition of "consciousness" that falls outside of the six forms of sense-experience awareness the Buddha describes, for example in MN 38

Example: Bhikkhu Bodhi's "stream of consciousness" that supposedly transmigrates form life-to-life is a re-work of Sati's heresy, for which the Buddha humiliated Sati in MN 38.

Any teachings or doctrines that are built upon, or expanded upon, any inauthentic teaching.

06-08-2010, 11:45 PM	#2
elton Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 650 Senior Member	The Buddha did not teach: "Abhidhamma" "Three-Lives" paticcasamuppada (dependent co-arising or "origination") sankhara as "kamma formations" (Nyanatiloka's contrivance -- see http://www.buddhanet.net/budsas/ebud...ict/dic3_s.htm ) "Tantra" Any definition of "consciousness" that falls outside of the six forms of sense-experience awareness the Buddha describes, for example in MN 38 Example: Bhikkhu Bodhi's "stream of consciousness" that supposedly transmigrates form life-to-life is a re-work of Sati's heresy, for which the Buddha humiliated Sati in MN 38. Any teachings or doctrines that are built upon, or expanded upon, any inauthentic teaching.
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