The Study of the Principles of Death Consciousness of Nai Chang Huak’s Daughter Appearing in the Dhammapada Commentary

Abstract

This research article has two objectives:  1. To study death consciousness in the Tripitaka. 2. To study the principles of death consciousness of Nai Chang Huak’s daughter as it appears in the Dhammapada Commentary. From references in the Tripitaka which is qualitative research Emphasis is placed on studying documents including the Tripitaka and reviewing related documents. The scope of study and analysis is based on the study of death in the Tripitaka.
From the research study, it was found that : 1. Death consciousness in the Tripitaka is the practice and contemplation of death to remind and develop the mind according to the Buddha’s teachings. The main goal is to understand the impermanence of life and to prepare for a peaceful death. Death consciousness in the Tripitaka is a tool that helps practitioners develop their minds and betterunderstand the truth of life and death. Practicing and contemplating death regularly is an effective way to prepare for dying and living a meaningful life.
2. The principles of death consciousness of Nai Chang Huak’s daughter appear in the Dhammapada Commentary. The daughter of a 16-year-old craftsman, who practiced death only throughout the day and night, is mindfulness that is continuous with meditation. After 3 years, she meditated, was mindful, and always made effort. Indriya and strength arose, according to the principles of Bodhipakkhiya Dhamma. Starting with the 4 mindfulness principles, which is to be mindful and not forget yourself. Always be aware Continuously work hard According to the principles of sammapadhana 4, you will be able to concentrate according to the principles of 4 iddhipatha, good virtues will arise, becoming 5 faculties, 5 faculties, until you have attained Dhamma Sotapanna.