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paccakkha-vipassanā, empirical knowledge;

padhāna-kkhamo, stamina for hard practice, one of the 5 benefits of cankama;

Padmakara Translation Group, Tibetan Buddhism, [2009; Joyful Wisdom];

paggahita-vīriya, persistent effort;

pajanati, instruction to know;

panidhaya bhavana, direct form of meditation (panidhaya bhavana) vs. un-direct mode of meditation (ap panidhaya bhavana) ... ;

panīta-sīla, high class morality, because observing with appreciation of its value that sīla is something worthy to observe, because it helps purify one's bodily and verbal behaviors;

paññā, wisdom; meritorious deeds, as they help fulfill one's wishes;

paññatti, conceptual objects; also see: 2 kinds of jhāna are samatha-jhāna and vipassanā-jhāna;

pabbaja, an ascetic, a person who gives up all worldly affairs, and approaches to a meditation center WHERE the person can extinguish internal fires [raga, dosa, moha, ...]; WHY a person needs to extinguish raga, dosa, moha, ...  because they are the root cause of suffering; By practicing sila, samadhi, and paññā, the ascetic can overcome;

pācittiya pali, aka minor offences, aka vibhanga part II, one of the discipline books for monks and nuns;

Padmasambhava, lotus-born, in Sanskrit; also see: Tantric Buddhism's pioneer guru Rinpoche;

Pajapati, also see: 2008 Ashin Pyinnya Thiha taught suttas .htm;

Pali canon, aka tipitaka, aka tripitaka; including Buddhist sacred texts, mahayana sutras, scriptures, theravada suttas, Tibetan Buddhism books, words of Buddha, ... ;   also see: dhamma;

pamojja, presence of delight; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

panna vimutti, freedom of wisdom, ceto vimutti, freedom of mind; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

paññatti, something conceptual;

papanca, conceptual proliferation; conceptually producing another, by budding;

pāpicchā, sinfully selfish;

para-citta vijā-nana, thought reading, aka one of the supernormal powers ;

Parabhava Sutta;

pārājika pali, aka major offences, aka vibhanga part I, one of the discipline books for monks and nuns;

parakkama-dhātu, culminating effort;

parama, noble person;

paramā sakhā, best friend;

parama-atta, supreme soul, or God;

paramattha, the individual and common characteristics of psycho-physical phenomena that are really happening; also see: 2 kinds of jhāna are samatha-jhāna and vipassanā-jhāna;

            paramattha, for example: body and mind are really real, therefore body and mind are paramattha WHAT to be observed;

pāramī, fulfilling perfection; for example: his or her wholesome deeds are pāramī noble works;

Paramita, also see: 2008 Ashin Pyinnya Thiha taught suttas .htm;

parānuvāda-bhaya, being blamed by others; misdeeds;

paricāga, deeds of giving; to give;

pariggaha, to take;

pārihāriya-paññā, awareness of what to do and what not to do; reasoning power;

parinibbana sutta [Buddhism in a Nutshell];

paripunna-vīriya, fully developed effort;

paritta, also see: 2008 Ashin Pyinnya Thiha taught suttas .htm;

parivāra pali, aka epitome of vinaya, one of the discipline books for monks and nuns;

pariyuthāna kilesa, active form that manifests in the mind;

passanā, seeing;   also see: kāya-nu-passanā;

passati, seeing, anu passati, contemplating, naya, method; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

pathavī-kasina, a disk of soil, one of the 10 meditative devices; also see: jhāna;

paticca, because of, or dependent upon;

paticca samuppada, realization of dependent co-arising; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

paticca samuppāda, because of, or dependent upon arising or origination;

paticca samuppāda is a discourse on process of birth and death, and it is NOT a theory of ultimate origin of life; IFF in genetic engineering, understand paticca samuppāda so that HOW cell can be stimulated to be arising because of ... 2500+ years old info ... cell at WHICH stage can be understood as a death;

paticca samuppanna, arising at any of the 6 senses, a dependently arisen (pleasure AND displeasure) ... ; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

patigha, ill-will, a fetter to be weakened at 2nd stage enlightenment, also see: sakadāgāmi;

patikkula or appatikkula, agreeable or disagreeable;

patiniss agganupassi, ... ; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

patiniss-agganupassi, something to let go of ... ; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

patipassaddhi-vimutta, peaceful liberation, a category of liberation;

Patisambhidā, Analytical knowledge; also see: Khuddaka nikāya is subdivided into 15 books;  5.*  

patisankhāna-bala, reasoning power, a mental power;

patthāna, Book of relations, aka 7th of abhidhamma pitaka;

pavivekasukha, pleasure of seclusion;

Peta vatthu, Stories of petas; also see: Khuddaka nikāya is subdivided into 15 books;  5.*  

phassa, 6 senses, by the way of contact (phassa) stimulation;

pīti, joy, one of the jhāna factors;

piti, zest; [Buddhism in a Nutshell]

Pubbanha Sutta, also see: 2008 Ashin Pyinnya Thiha taught suttas .htm;

pubbeni-vāsā-nussati nāna, reminiscence of past births, aka one of the supernormal powers ;

pubbenivasanussati, recollection of 1's past lives;

puñña, merit;

puñña-kiriya-vatthu; punna can be defined in 2 ways - WHAT purifies one's mind attano satānam punāti sodetīti puññam, and WHAT fulfills one's wish kārakassa manoratham pūretīti puññam; Nothing but wholesome deeds can purity one's life and fulfill one's wishes;

puggala paññatti, Description of individuals, aka 4th of abhidhamma pitaka;

puggala-vera, enemy in the form of person, external enemy, also see: the discourse on enemy; 2 kinds of enemy are internal enemy and external enemy; also see: 5 fearful enemies, defined in suttanta sutta;

puggalavera, personal enmity;

punna, good;

purusha [ THE JOY OF LIVING ]; something literally possesses power, refer to a human being;  remark: compare and contrast among beings;

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