The Essence of Reality Vani Prakashan especially in the Theravada Buddhism

especially in the Theravada Buddhism practised in Sri Lanka

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Once we realize this nature we become free

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The Essence of Reality Vani Prakashan especially in the Theravada BuddhismThe essence of reality can be understood as a deeper awareness of the way life works, involving both the external world and our inner experience. This awareness doesn't just imply knowledge or understanding in a conventional sense, but an experiential understanding that comes from seeing things as they truly arefree from distortion or illusion. At its core, this awareness involves several key aspects: Impermanence: Everything in life is in a state of