Dhamma

Buddha signifies non-existence. Buddha cannot be sought in a person, in any type of existence, or in a religion or a culture. All mechanisms with regard to life and living beings, their origin, evolution and extinction are encompassed within Buddha. The formula for the cessation of beings to attain Nirvāna is derived through Buddha Gnāna. The one who sees Dhamma within, sees the Buddha within.

Karma is the phenomenon of the Relative Entangled Evolutionary Process, which is the underlying mechanism for the ‘Cause & Effect’. Due to Avidya (Ignorance), beings misidentify themselves with part of the process as ‘Self’ and assume ownership with ego. It in turn leads to personal Karma and ‘Cause & Effect’ creating their own World and Samsāra.

A Sattva (a being) is a unique stream of energy flow within the labyrinth of universal Karma. The flow of energy or the existence of a living being is fueled by Ignorance, which leads to the generation of Cause and Effect that operates on a certain pattern or a path of Karma that is specific to that particular living being. The Tetralogy of energies that is Karma, Čitta, Vishwa, and Buddha , inter-react in a specific way in each living being within their sense of existence.

Čitta is a specific type of energy that operates in the universe. It is one of the essential components that defines a living being which creates the sense of existence.  The mind, mental planes, consciousness, feelings, thoughts, etc., are all created through Citta & Karma.  Due to Avidya and delusion a being grasps all of these as Clinging-aggregates or Čitta.

Innumerable phenomenas that arise through various conflations of the intrinsic four elements within the ‘Akashic’ force field creates Lōka.Everything in life, everything that living beings experience, thoughts, nature, different forms of living, is a combination of the intrinsic essence of four elements.

Maithri Buddha means the pinnacle of Honesty and Purity. The inherently pure essence of the universe becomes alive as Energies, Phenomena and Matter in the form of Maithri Buddha.