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**dselectronics** · 08-16-2011, 09:42 PM

I feel that I am no longer prone to suffering

Hi himansuh,

Sorry if I misunderstand your post. Because of my bad English.
There are 2 meaning of "Suffering (dukkhā)".

First is "The 5 groups of existence connected with clinging are suffering".
Second is "Mentally disagreeable feeling (cetasikā dukkhā-vedanā = domanassa)".

The first one is the nature of mind that clinging to 5 groups of existence. It is dukkha even though feeling sukkha.

08-16-2011, 09:42 PM	#8
dselectronics Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	I feel that I am no longer prone to suffering Hi himansuh, Sorry if I misunderstand your post. Because of my bad English. There are 2 meaning of "Suffering (dukkhā)". First is "The 5 groups of existence connected with clinging are suffering". Second is "Mentally disagreeable feeling (cetasikā dukkhā-vedanā = domanassa)". The first one is the nature of mind that clinging to 5 groups of existence. It is dukkha even though feeling sukkha.
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