The unconditioned

nibbāna

Threshold & awakening Core — needs to be understood Stage 8 of 8

The unconditioned; the going out of the fuel.

On the path: 8 · Awakening and integration — What does liberation mean in the canonical sense? Nibbāna, conditioned and unconditioned, the four fruits, the fetters, liberation of heart, liberation by wisdom. → to this stage in the learning path

In the map of the teaching: DN 34 · Groups of one · Realizing

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Āsava · kilesa · papañca Theravāda · the three layers of entanglement
Citta, cetasika and the way to Nibbāna Abhidhamma · foundation (part 1)
The fivefoldness of the one reality Comparative · Theravāda – Vajrayāna – Śaivism
Interest, choice and not grasping — cetanā and chanda in the web of conditions Theravāda Abhidhamma · study record · cetanā, chanda & gotrabhū
The meditation of the noble ones Theravāda · concentration, insight & the four stages of awakening
The threshold of the path Theravāda Abhidhamma · anuloma–gotrabhū–magga–phala
What Nibbāna is not Nibbāna (part 3)

Across all traditions

Passages where nibbāna occurs literally — in the original, and, where a German translation of the same lines exists, in German.

Dzogchen · Das kraftvolle Wunschgebet (Kunzang Mönlam) · German

Alles, was erscheint und existiert, Saṃsāra und Nirvāṇa, གཞི་གཅིག་ལམ་གཉིས་འབྲས་བུ་གཉིས༔ zhi chik lam nyi drebu nyi hat einen Grund, zwei Pfade und zwei Formen von Frucht, རིག་དང་མ་རིག་ཆོ་འཕྲུལ་ཏེ༔ rik dang marik chotrul te die magischen Entfaltungen von Gewahrsein und Nicht-Gewahrsein.
Vimuttimagga · Vimuttimagga — The Path to Freedom (Upatissa, Kap. 1–12) · English

all afflictions cease. When he enters upon nibbāna, through the recollection of stillness, everything ceases.”
Pāli commentaries · dasakanipāta-aṭṭhakathā · Pāli

tati| yadidaṃ sabbasaṅkhārasamatho ti nibbānaṃ nibbānanti appetvā nisinnassa divasampi cittuppādo ‘‘nibbānaṃ nibbāna’’nteva pavattatīti sabbampetaṃ phalasamāpattisamādhiṃ sandhāya vuttaṃ|

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