A Manual of Abhidhamma

by Nārada Thera | 80,494 words | ISBN-13: 9789380336510

In the Abhidhammattha Sangaha there is a brief exposition of the Law of Dependent Origination, followed by a descriptive account of the Causal Relations that finds no parallel in any other philosophy. Edited in the original Pali Text with English Translation and Explanatory Notes by Narada Maha Thera....

Contents of Different Types of Consciousness

Cetasikarāsi Sangaho

§ 10.

Issā-Macchera-Kukkucca - Viratī Karunādayo
Nānā kadāci Māno ca - Thīna-Middham tathā saha
Yathā vuttānusārena - sesā niyatayogino
Sangahañ ca pavakkhāmi - tesam'dāni yathāraham
Chattimsānuttare dhammā - pañcatimsa mahaggate
Atthatimsa'pi labbhanti - Kāmāvacarasobhane.
Sattavīsatyapuññamhi - dvādasāhetuke'ti ca
Yathāsambhavayogena - pañcadhā tattha sangaho.

 

(translation)

§ 10.

Jealousy, Avarice, Worry, Abstinences (three), Compassion, Appreciative Joy, and Conceit arise separately and occasionally. So are Sloth and Torpor in combination.

The remaining factors, apart from those mentioned above (52 - 11 = 41), are fixed adjuncts. Now I shall speak of their combination accordingly.

Thirty six factors arise in the Supra mundane, thirty-five in the Sublime, thirty-eight in the Kāmāvacara Beautiful.

Twenty-seven in the Demeritorious, twelve in the Rootless. According to the way they arise their combination therein is fivefold.

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