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✅ one rejoices in virtuous, skillful Dharmas in oneself, in others, or both in oneself and others.* virtuous skillful Dharma can be a bodily action, a verbal action, or mental action (if you're a mind reader you can rejoice in virtuous thoughts someone is thinking or about to think).
* The skillful Dharma can be from the past, present, or future.
* an action that deliberately avoids unskillful Dharmas, is also a skillful Dharma.
* the person one is observing performing virtuous Dharma is typically, but not necessarily experiencing joy. Example: someone does an action because "it's the right thing to do", but they feel pain instead of joy.
✅ Mudita is nearly synonymous or the immediate precursor to pamojja and pīti in the seven awakening factors 4😁 , and pīti in the first two jhānas. (AN 4.125 and AN 4.126)
✅ Mudita as a brahma-vihara 3.😊 , in the Buddha's EBT , is in some ways more versatile than pre-Buddhist Mudita, but in other ways more restrictive to bring it into conformity with the Buddha's Dharma that leads to Nirvana instead of just good rebirth in Brahma realm. (see par for the Buddha )
⛔ Mudita is not an indiscriminate rejoicing at someone experiencing joy, especially if they are joyful from performing unskillful Dharmas.
External
Mudita (as one of 4 brahma-vihara): What is it exactly? Vism. is absolutely wrong.Is this Mudita? Cases that fall in the cracks
mudita: pervading rays of mudita swerving around unworthy beings, and other Vism. apologist arguments
Muditā as part of 4bv brahma vihara: Is it different than pamojja and piti?
AN 5.161 I solved a few mysteries this week, regarding mudita and upekkha as part of 4 brahma viharas
muditā as brahma-vihāra: joy opposes dissatisfaction, not weird Abhidhammic "envy opposing jealously"
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