E05 Understanding the Four Types of Food (Āhāra), Breathing, and Rebirth in Buddhism скачать в хорошем качестве

E05 Understanding the Four Types of Food (Āhāra), Breathing, and Rebirth in Buddhism

This video explains the four types of food (Āhāra) taught in Buddhism and their relationship to breathing, meditation, and rebirth. Ānāpānasati and Sampajañña meditations are based on Kabalīkāra Āhāra (physical food), as they involve direct awareness of the body and breath. According to both the Visuddhimagga and the Vimuttimagga, rebirth is driven by Manosañcetanika Āhāra (mental volition), not by Phassa Āhāra, which only produces sensory contact. The Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta explains that sensations (phassa) are observed under Dhammānupassanā, while feelings (vedanā) are observed under Vedanānupassanā. In contrast, the Kāyagatā Sati Sutta emphasizes Ānāpānasati and Sampajañña during contemplation of the body.