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**BluewayAllere** · 03-02-2012, 02:57 PM

Ñāṇananda does disagree with the commentators on the meaning of the Kiṃmūlaka Suttas’, specifically with reference to ‘skilful dhammā’ where he mentions this as a misunderstanding of context with chanda.

Ñāṇananda disagrees with the early commentators but agrees with the later (Mahavihara) commentators

It seems it is Ñāṇananda with a misunderstanding of context with chanda as chanda is one of the 37 Bodhipakkhiyadhammas.

Ñāṇananda's view has no basis in observable reality (vipassana) or in the suttanta. Ñāṇananda's view is not 'ancient Buddhism'

In Dhamma

03-02-2012, 02:57 PM	#15
BluewayAllere Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 497 Senior Member	Ñāṇananda does disagree with the commentators on the meaning of the Kiṃmūlaka Suttas’, specifically with reference to ‘skilful dhammā’ where he mentions this as a misunderstanding of context with chanda. Ñāṇananda disagrees with the early commentators but agrees with the later (Mahavihara) commentators It seems it is Ñāṇananda with a misunderstanding of context with chanda as chanda is one of the 37 Bodhipakkhiyadhammas. Ñāṇananda's view has no basis in observable reality (vipassana) or in the suttanta. Ñāṇananda's view is not 'ancient Buddhism' In Dhamma
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