user2495: Can you say that Yatha bhuta (= seeing things as they really are) and Dhamma are synonyms?

user20033: Yatha Buthavādin: Yes, good householder, nothing wrong with it, all Dhammas (with one exeption) are actually Yatha Butha (are conditioned, "truly born", originated).
One who sees Dhamma(s) sees yatha bhuta, phenomenas as they really arise.
It's even possible to call the Unborn "Yatha bhuta", in a sense of "real".
While falsehood is called "abutha". Someone thinking and arguing in ways of "is" speaks for the sake of taking a stand abutha, yatha abutha, abuthavacana.
[Note that this isn't given for stacks, exchange, other worldbinding trades but for escape from such stands]

2495: <p>Can you say that <em>Yatha bhuta</em> (= seeing things as they really are) and Dhamma are synonyms?</p>
 20033: <p>Yatha Buthavādin: Yes, good householder, nothing wrong with it, all Dhammas (with one exeption) are actually Yatha Butha (are conditioned, &quot;truly born&quot;, originated).</p>
<p>One who sees Dhamma(s) sees <em>yatha bhuta</em>, phenomenas as they really arise.</p>
<p>It's even possible to call the Unborn &quot;Yatha bhuta&quot;, in a sense of &quot;real&quot;.</p>
<p>While falsehood is called &quot;abutha&quot;. Someone thinking and arguing in ways of &quot;is&quot; speaks for the sake of taking a stand abutha, yatha abutha, abuthavacana.</p>
<p><em>[Note that this isn't given for stacks, exchange, other worldbinding trades but for escape from such stands]</em></p>
