Visākha and Dhammadinnā (7)

(Visākha, the donor, continued to ask with keen interest about the two wisdom factors of the path. Venerable Dhammadinnā, in turn, was explaining and answering by recounting her own practical experience, which was not only extremely interesting and noteworthy for Visākha, but Visakha also understood that these were answers that even a Non-returner like himself could no longer fully comprehend with his wisdom. However, the endless questions continued to fall like incessant rain droplets.) Sammā saṅkappa (Right Thought/Intention) and Sammā diṭṭhi (Right View) are the two wisdom factors of the path. Sammā saṅkappa has to outline the perspective, to enable seeing from this side and that side. If one only sees one side, one cannot know how the other side is. Therefore, to be able to see both that side and this side, Sammā saṅkappa must turn (the attention). It turns towards the side of arising, and it also turns towards the side of passing away. Only when Sammā saṅkappa outlines the pers...