It seems to be clear that Pureland practice focuses nearly exclusively on Jhana and refined becoming while teaching in regard of wisdom, incl. the explaining of Jhana and becoming seems to be merely total absent. Isn't the main aim, or general objected aim there a becoming in a refined sphere of being in the Immaterial World and joy in concentration their main focus?

Of cause, my person is not really into those spheres of undertakings by the Westernland-seeker and those being, dwelling there.

Maybe an answer: "No, just merely uninstructed and not noted practiced" might be proper.

[Note: This is a gift of Dhamma and not meant for commercial purpose or other low wordily gains by means of trade and exchange.]

It seems to be clear that Pureland practice focuses nearly exclusively on Jhana and refined becoming while teaching in regard of wisdom, incl. the explaining of Jhana and becoming seems to be merely total absent. Isn't the main aim, or general objected aim there a becoming in a refined sphere of being in the Immaterial World and joy in concentration their main focus?

Of cause, my person is not really into those spheres of undertakings by the Westernland-seeker and those being, dwelling there.

Maybe an answer: "No, just, merely uninstructed and not noted/know, practiced" might be proper.

[Note: This is a gift of Dhamma and not meant for commercial purpose or other low wordily gains by means of trade and exchange.]