A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma

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Preface......Page 7
Introduction......Page 11
Guide to §1......Page 29
Guide to §2......Page 31
Guide to §3......Page 33
Guide to §4......Page 37
Guide to §5......Page 39
Guide to §6......Page 41
Guide to §8......Page 43
Guide to §9......Page 45
Guide to §10......Page 46
Guide to §12......Page 48
Sense-Sphere Beautiful Consciousness — 24......Page 49
Guide to §13......Page 50
Guide to §14......Page 51
Guide to §16......Page 53
Guide to §17......Page 54
Guide to §§18—20......Page 56
Guide to §21......Page 61
Immaterial-Sphere Consciousness (arūpāvacaracittāni) — 12......Page 62
Guide to §25......Page 65
Guide to §§26—28......Page 66
121 Types of Consciousness......Page 69
Guide to §§30—31......Page 70
Guide to §32......Page 72
Thus ends the first chapter......Page 73
Guide to §1......Page 75
The Fifty-two Mental Factors......Page 76
Guide to §2......Page 77
Guide to §3......Page 80
Guide to §4......Page 82
Guide to §5......Page 84
Guide to §6......Page 87
Guide to §7......Page 89
Guide to §8......Page 90
In what way?......Page 91
Guide to §11......Page 92
Guide to §13......Page 93
Guide to §15......Page 95
Guide to §17......Page 97
How?......Page 98
Guide to §19......Page 99
Guide to §21......Page 100
Guide to §23......Page 101
Guide to §25......Page 103
Guide to §26......Page 104
Guide to §28......Page 106
Iti Abhidhammatthasangahe......Page 107
Guide to §1......Page 109
Guide to §2......Page 110
Guide to §4......Page 112
Guide to §1......Page 139
§3.  Six Types of Consciousness......Page 140
Guide to §4......Page 141
Guide to §5......Page 143
Guide to §6......Page 145
Guide to §7......Page 148
Guide to §9......Page 149
Guide to §11......Page 150
Guide to §12......Page 151
Guide to §13......Page 154
Guide to §16......Page 157
Guide to §17......Page 159
Guide to §18......Page 161
Guide to §21......Page 163
Guide to §22......Page 164
Guide to §24......Page 166
Guide to §26......Page 167
Guide to §27......Page 168
Guide to §29......Page 169
in the Manual of Abhidhamma entitled......Page 170
Guide to §1......Page 171
Guide to §2......Page 172
Guide to §4......Page 173
Guide to §5......Page 175
Guide to §6......Page 176
Guide to §7......Page 177
The Four Types of Rebirth-Linking......Page 178
Guide to §§10—11......Page 179
In the plane of gods who lord over others’ creations, the li......Page 180
Guide to §14......Page 182
Guide to §18......Page 184
Guide to §19......Page 186
Guide to §20......Page 188
Guide to §1......Page 263
Guide to §2......Page 264
The Method of Dependent Arising......Page 265
Guide to §3......Page 266
Guide to §5......Page 270
Guide to §7......Page 271
Guide to §9......Page 272
The Method of Conditional Relations......Page 273
Guide to §11......Page 274
Guide to §13......Page 275
Guide to §14......Page 277
Guide to §15......Page 279
Guide to §16......Page 280
Of them, the object itself, when it becomes prominent, serves as object decisive support (ārammazūpanissaya).  Consciousness (citta) and mental factors (cetasika) that immediately cease, act as the proximity decisive support (anantarūpanissaya).  The natural decisive support  (pakatūpanissaya) is of many kinds:  states of lust (rāga), etc., states of faith (saddhā), etc., pleasure (sukha), pain (dukkha), individuals (puggala), food (bhoja), season (utu), lodgings (senāsana) — all such things, internal and external, as the case may be, are conditions for wholesome states, etc.  Kamma, too, is similarly a condition for its results (vipāka).......Page 281
Guide to §19......Page 282
Guide to §20......Page 283
Guide to §21......Page 284
Guide to §23......Page 285
Guide to §24......Page 286
Guide to §26......Page 288
Guide to §27......Page 289
Guide to §29......Page 290
Guide to §30......Page 292
Guide to §31......Page 293
Thus ends the eighth chapter......Page 294
Guide to §1......Page 295
Guide to §2......Page 296
Guide to §4......Page 297
The Forty Meditation Subjects......Page 298
Guide to §6......Page 299
Guide to §7......Page 300
Guide to §8......Page 301
Guide to §9......Page 303
Guide to §12......Page 304
Analysis of Suitability......Page 305
Guide to §14......Page 306
Analysis of the Terrain......Page 307
Thereafter, access development (upacārabhāvanā) is accomplished, consisting in concentration of the sense sphere, in which the obstacles have been abandoned.  Following this, as one cultivates the counterpart sign by means of access concentration, one enters the first jhāna of the fine-material sphere.......Page 308
Guide to §18......Page 309
Having emerged from the fifth jhāna taken as a basis for direct knowledge, having adverted to the resolution, etc., when one does the preliminary work, one enters into the fifth fine-material-sphere jhāna occurring by way of direct knowledge (abhiññā) with respect to such objects as visible form, etc.......Page 310
Compendium of Insight......Page 311
Practice......Page 312
Guide to §23......Page 313
Guide to §§26—27......Page 316
Guide to §28......Page 317
Guide to §29......Page 318
Guide to §31......Page 319
Guide to §32......Page 321
Guide to §33......Page 323
Colophon......Page 335