Nirvana (buddhism) Light to Life

 Nirvana 

All those who believe in the religions of the world have something superior to all that they hope to achieve by fulfilling the practices according to their respective religions. They can be real things or imaginary things that are not real. According to Buddhism, Nirvana is the highest aspiration of Buddhists. That Nirvana is not an abode of beings like the divine world of human beings, or an object with a color pattern, but a certain blissful nature. It is a deep and subtle nature that is not understood by the wise and can only be felt by those who have come to the transcendental paths. It is not something that deteriorates or disappears by getting old, but it is a nature that is always unchanging.

The pleasures of the human world and the divine world are lost in an instant, so the Sunda has to strive again and again to get them again and again. If any pleasure from them persists for a long time, the animal will get tired of it. That alone is sad for him. Since the bliss of Nirvana is never lost, it is a healing that does not need to be sought again and again, and no matter how old it is, there is no boredom, and the value is not lost.

Happiness is *Vedyaita Sukhaya, Vimukti Sukhaya*. The pleasure or inspiration obtained with the help of the chakras due to the sound of istha rupa is called Vedayita Sukha. Vimukti Sukha is freedom from suffering from any existing or future troubles. Since the Vedantic happiness is lost in an instant and becomes boring by getting old, it has been included in the section of suffering itself by the Tathagata. Even if it is a cure, that cure is not worth a dream. The happiness of liberation is a precious happiness. Its value should be measured in proportion to the amount of sorrow that is released. If the sorrow that is released is great, the healing that is released is that much. Death is a great sorrow. Therefore, animals sacrifice everything to be free from death. It is donated because it is valuable.

The creature who has not reached Nirvana does not have the amount of the filthy diseased deaths that will be suffered in the future. There is no limit to the sufferings that will be caused by falling into the four hells. Nirvana is the bliss of freedom from all that. When the value of the freedom of one death cannot be measured, how can it be measured that the value of Nirvana is the salvation of infinite suffering? Not at all.