14. Training of the Human Chakkavatti
Training of
the Human Chakkavatti
(The One
Whose Innermost Body is the Imperial Dhamma Body)
Authored by
Meditation Master as of August 2017
1.
Mastering the exercise and control of power to benefit or
disbenefit oneself and others appropriately and righteously.
2.
Mastering the clarification on accurate knowledge and
understanding for oneself and others as per the truth.
3.
Mastering the leadership in managing subordinate people to work
together for mutual success and achievement.
4.
Mastering the acquiring, allocating, and spending properties
adequately per necessity without unnecessary wasting.
5.
Mastering the beautification of surrounding belongings and one’s
own mind in order to bring happiness and satisfaction to oneself and others.
6.
Mastering the hospitality, gentleness, and generosity towards
people from all walks of life in order to benefit oneself and others.
7.
Mastering the quickness, promptness, and powerfulness in
performing many tasks either externally or internally (meditation).
Most human
Chakkavatti(s) train themselves to become the Imperial Dhamma Body or
transcendental Chakkavatti. If a human
Chakkavatti attains Buddhahood, he will become an Imperial Buddha which rarely
occurs. This is the case of Lord Metriya
Buddha who will become the fifth Buddha of the present epoch. However, from now on, the attainment of
Imperial Buddhahood will become easier.
If a human Chakkavatti becomes a Lord Chakkavatti or Imperial Monarch,
this is common for them. Most human Chakkavatti(s)
are skillful in performing tasks; otherwise, they are good at exercising the
superknowledge or vijja in meditation. Previously, the human Chakkavatii could
rarely become Buddhas because the process is much more complicated. However, if the human Chakkavatti could
successfully become Buddhas, they will be more superlative than common Buddhas.
Generally speaking, common Buddhists
think, speak, and act meritoriously to pursue the 10 virtuous perfections
namely (i) generosity (ii) moral discipline (iii) renunciation (iv) wisdom (v)
perseverance (vi) patience (vii) truthfulness (viii) resolution (ix) compassion
and (x) equanimity, at three levels which are (A) persistence (B) self sacrificing and (C) life sacrificing; however, one who pursues the path of
Chakkavatti or Imperial Dhamma Body / Imperial Buddhahood has to train oneself
additionally to earn skills or accumulation of Kaya-Siddhi or enhancing the
existing Seven Precious Kaya-Siddhi in the aforesaid seven fields from (1) to
(7). The Seven Precious Kaya-Siddhi are (i) the precious bladed discus
(ii) the precious crystall ball (iii) the Noble Lord of Force (iv) the Noble
Lord of Treasure (v) the Noble Lady (vi) the Noble Elephant and (vii) the Noble
Steed.
Authored by Meditation Master
and Compiled by Pittaya Wong
August 2017
