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**Scukonahuy** · 06-26-2012, 08:50 PM

That is not the point here. We are not discussing whether or not nirodha samapatti is liberation. We are discussing when nirodha is used in some contexts like "saññā-vedayita-nirodha", if appeasement is the best translation. Imo, non-arising is the best in that context.

You asked about our thoughts on the translation "appeasement". but as Dave said, sometimes the word nirodha is best translated as non-arising

yes, but i asked in the context of Paticcanirodha.

the excerpt by PA Payutto has pointed out the contexts for non-arising

but, the thread was started as a meditation, rather than as a papanca exercise

meditate upon it, rather than papanca about it

kind regards

06-26-2012, 08:50 PM	#28
Scukonahuy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 401 Senior Member	That is not the point here. We are not discussing whether or not nirodha samapatti is liberation. We are discussing when nirodha is used in some contexts like "saññā-vedayita-nirodha", if appeasement is the best translation. Imo, non-arising is the best in that context. You asked about our thoughts on the translation "appeasement". but as Dave said, sometimes the word nirodha is best translated as non-arising yes, but i asked in the context of Paticcanirodha. the excerpt by PA Payutto has pointed out the contexts for non-arising but, the thread was started as a meditation, rather than as a papanca exercise meditate upon it, rather than papanca about it kind regards
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