Table of Contents

  • ☸4nt glossary
    • discernment / pañña
    • lucidity (see undistractible-lucidity)
    • lucid-discerning / sam-pajāno from (S&S)
    • mindfulness (see remembering)
    • nirvana 🚫🔥 / nibbāna
      • (Hinduism and Buddhism)
      • (Any place of complete bliss )
    • pain (& suffering) / dukkha
    • remembering, remembrance / sati
    • (S&S) / sati & sampajāno
    • stress
    • suffering
    • undistractible-lucidity / samādhi
      • distractible (Adjective:)
      • ☸ Lucid 24 (lucidity/samādhi in EBT context)
      • lucid (Adjective: )
    • (V&V) / vitakka & vicāra

☸4nt glossary

See UPED for Pali to english dictionary.
English to Pali glossary

discernment / pañña

b.bodhi usually translates as 'wisdom'

lucidity (see undistractible-lucidity)

lucid-discerning / sam-pajāno from (S&S)

often translated as 'he knows' or 'he understands'.
b.thanissaro's 'discern' is nice because it makes a connection with discernment (pañña),
and also sam-pajāno, of (S&S) sati-&-sam-pajāno that occurs so frequently

mindfulness (see remembering)

nirvana 🚫🔥 / nibbāna

Noun: nirvana |nir'vaa-nu|

(Hinduism and Buddhism)

the beatitude that transcends the cycle of reincarnation; characterized by the extinction of desire and suffering and individual consciousness
=
enlightenment
~
beatification, beatitude, blessedness

(Any place of complete bliss )

Any place of complete bliss and delight and peace
=
Eden, Shangri-la, heaven, paradise, promised land
~
part, region

pain (& suffering) / dukkha

* dukkha as a noble truth, encompasses gross and subtle aspects of pain-&-suffering
* dukkha as the feeling aggregate (vedana), covers both mental and physical pain.
* dukkha indriya would cover just physical pain
* do-manassa covers just mental pain
* dukkha-vedana covers both dukkha-indriya and do-manassa

remembering, remembrance / sati

see ☸4nt → ☸ 8aam → 7🐘 (sammā-sati) for detailed treatment of this important term ‘sati’

(S&S) / sati & sampajāno

Remembering & lucid-discerning

stress

see pain (& suffering) / dukkha
B.Thanissaro like to translate dukkha = stress, to capture the subtle aspects of dukkha not so obvious from ‘suffering’.

suffering

see pain (& suffering) / dukkha

undistractible-lucidity / samādhi

distractible (Adjective:)

Capable of being drawn aside or distracted
Derived
Noun: distractibility
Verb: distract

☸ Lucid 24 (lucidity/samādhi in EBT context)

Samādhi, sati, should be active all the time, 24/7. There is no off switch, no vacation. 4nt ☸ 8aam should be on your mind. Always. If you're conscious, you should be lucid. If you're asleep and dreaming, hijack your way into a lucid dream. During waking hours, wake up and smell the Dukkha. See things as they actually are (yathā-bhūtaṃ). That's lucidity.

lucid (Adjective: )

|loo-sid|
1. (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable • lucid directions
=
crystal clear, limpid, luculent, pellucid, perspicuous
≈
clear
2. Having a clear mind • a lucid moment in his madness
≈
sane
3. Capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner • a lucid thinker
=
coherent, logical
≈
rational
4. Transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity • lucid air
=
crystal clear, crystalline, limpid, pellucid, transparent
≈
clear
Derived
Noun: lucidity, lucidness
Adverb: lucidly

(V&V) / vitakka & vicāra

Directed-thought & evaluation (of said thought)