…‘covetousness=greediness=acquisitiveness=jealousy & envy’ is a synonym of lobha and tanhā see: mūla and is the 8th link of the…

…‘determination’, decision, resolve: is one of the mental properties cetasika and belongs to the group of mental constructions sankhāra…

Adhisīla-sikkhā: ‘training in higher morality’: see: sikkhā

…self-referring process of arising and passing away of bodily, material and mental phenomena, and that there is no separate ego-entity or stable…

…2: Contemplation of arising and vanishing udayabbayānupassanā-ñāna is the first of 9 kinds of knowledge which lead to the purification…

…vipassanā - ñāna which constitute the purification of knowledge and vision of the path -progress’ see: visuddhi VI, 9. Cf. Vis.M XXI.

…of ownership.
4: Becoming disillusioned, one leaves behind delighting.
5: Causing fading away of lust, one leaves behind greed.
6: Causing…

…the conditions for the arising of ever new sense-greed, etc. Vis.M XXII, 60.

Yam. VII, first determines in which beings such and such latent…

…is this Buddha- Dhamma, visible right here and now, immediately effective, timeless, inviting each and everyone to come and see for themselves,…

…the heaven of the clearly-visible sudassa gods, from there in the heaven of the clear-visioned sudassī gods, from there in the heaven of the…

[[arising and vanishing]]Arising and vanishing: of things. The knowledge consisting in the contemplation of; see: visuddhi VI.1.

…

6: The vision-attainer ditthippatta,
7: The one liberated by understanding paññā-vimutta.
This group of seven…

…and mental properties arising within the interval bounded beneath by the beings reborn in the level of unbounded space and above by the beings…

…is stated thus: With the arising of mental fermentations āsava there is the arising of ignorance M. 9. But there is a figurative way in which…

…consisting in the arising and developing of the kamma-produced and therefore morally neutral mental and bodily phenomena of existence. Cf….

…understand the continuous arising of those states of consciousness in the life-stream. Cf. viññāna-kicca. For more details, see: Fund. 11….

…of insight-knowledge that form the ‘purification by knowledge and vision of the path -progress’ see: visuddhi, VI..

…This 3-fold division, however, is of later origin, and in this form it neither occurs in the canonical texts nor in the older Sutta…

…to enlightenment’, or ‘requisites of enlightenment’ comprise the entire doctrines of the Buddha. They are:

the 4 foundations of…

…conditions leading to the arising of each of the factors, see the Com. to Satipatthāna Sutta Way of Mindfulness, by Soma Thera; 3rd ed., 1967,…

…up with the simultaneously arising consciousness citta = viññāna and conditioned by its presence. Whereas in the Suttas all phenomena of…

…for the body, for visible things, for eating and sleeping, and leading the monk’s life for the sake of divine rebirth. For details, see:…

Ends: ‘attaining two ends simultaneously’; sama - sīsī.

[[fading away]]Fading away (of craving) = disillusion: see: virāga.

…as a name for the joyful mind-consciousness element manoviññāna - dhātu Tab. I. 72 arising as functional consciousness independent of…

…root-conditions; b for a division of rebirth consciousness into ahetuka dvihetuka and tihetuka without, with 2, or with 3 root-conditions…

…with regard to the arising of opposing qualities, ‘standstill’ thiti with regard to the standstill of the corresponding attentiveness,…

…suffering; see: LI, 2.

See the chapter on Iddhipāda in The Requisites of Enlightenment by Ledi Sayadaw WHEEL 169/172.

Inducement: an alternative rendering for decisive-support condition, upanissaya is one of the 24 conditions paccaya.

…of the fourfold division see: Tab. I, 9- 13. This fivefold division is based on sutta texts like A. VIII, 63.

For the 8 absorptions as…

…‘purity of reflection’, is a name for wise consideration in using the 4 requisites allowed to the monk, i.e. robes, food, dwelling, and…

…impulsion, during whose arising the Bhikkhu is reviewing the path, reviewing the fruition, reviewing the abandoned defilements, reviewing the…

…by way of simultaneous arising, is a phenomenon that for another one forms, a condition in such a way that, simultaneously with its arising,…

Paccaya-sannissita-sīla: ‘morality consisting in the wise use of the monk’s requisities’; see: sīla 4.

…his will to avoid the arising of evil, disadvantageous things not yet arisen… to overcome them… to develop advantageous things not yet…

Pakati-sīla: ‘natural or genuine morality’, is distinct from those outward rules of conduct laid down for either laymen or Bhikkhus. Those later are the so-called ‘prescribed morality’ *paññātti …

…and his way of practising them is illustrated in many of the Birth Stories Jātaka, of which, however, only the verses are regarded as…

…realization, i.e. 1 learning the wording of the doctrine pariyatti 2 practising it patipatti 3 penetrating it pativedha and realising…

[[path and not-path]]Path and not-path: the knowledge and vision regarding: see: visuddhi V.

…Just as the repeatedly arising hunger is a condition and support for the pre-arisen body, so is the conseiousness arising afterwards a…

Patipadā-ñānadassana-visuddhi: ‘purification by knowledge and vision of the path -progress’ forms the 6th stage of purification visuddhi.

…and abhinibbatti ‘arising’; or both combined as punabbhavābhinibbatti - App.: patisandhi.

Literature Vis.M XVII, 133f,…

…by knowledge and vision of the path -progress’ patipadā - ñānadassanavisuddhi see: visuddhi VI, and one of the 18 chief kinds…

…from the mere acquisition of its wording pariyatti or the practice patipatti of it, in other words, realization as distinguished from…

…to the condition of its arising one distinguishes 3 kinds of knowledge knowledge based on thinking cintā - mayā - paññā knowledge…

…either a practiser of bare insight sukha - vipassako, or one who has attained to Nobility after rising from one of the absorptions.; See S….

…contact; M. 9. A twofold division occurs in D. 15: patigha samphassa contact by sensorial reaction’, and adhivacana - samphassa verbal or…

…p. in morality, etc., see: hānabhāgiya etc. - Purification by knowledge and vision of path -progress, see: visuddhi VI. - p.: of…

…dance, song, music and the visiting of shows; rejects floral adornment, perfumes, ointment, as well as any other kind of adornment and…

…to renewed existence and arising in the future āyatim punabbhavābhinibbatti? Because beings, obstructed by ignorance and fettered by…

Purisindriya: ‘Virility’; see: bhāva khandha

…merit by offering the 4 requisites robes, foodfood, dwelling, medicine to a Bhikkhu who has reached the conditionless deliverance of mind; further…

…of livelihood, morality with regard to the Bhikkhus’ 4 requisites; for details, see: sīla

…of craving craving for visible objects, for sounds, odours, tastes, bodily contacts, mental contacts *rūpa-, sadda-, gandha-, rasa-,…

…and mental phenomena, arising and vanishing from moment to moment, but no separate entity, no personality.

When the commentaries in this…

…the name for the 3 main divisions of the Pāli Canon: the Basket of Discipline Vinaya Pitaka, the Basket of Discourses Sutta Pitaka and the Basket…

…of the knowledge and vision of the path -progress see: visuddhi VI. 4. It is further one of the 18 chief kinds of insight see:…

…mental release. The mental liberation coming from relinquishment of all acquisitions. The end stage of realizing Dukkha see: ceto-vimutti

…of ‘knowledge and vision’ see: visuddhi VI + VII, and it is said to be helpful to the attainment of the ‘divine eye’ see: *abhiññā…

…14: Reflecting on disillusion virāga I will breathe in, thus he trains himself; reflecting on disillusion I will breathe out, thus he…

…Object. There are six: visible object, sound, odour, taste, body-contact, mental-object. The mental-object dhammārammana may be physical…

Ārammanupanissaya: Decisive Support Conditional Relation. see: paccaya

…the 3-fold and 4-fold division are mentioned. The fourfold division also occurs under the name of floods ogha and yokes yoga.

Through the…

…* eye, or visual organ and visible object

• ear, or auditory organ and sound, or audible object

• nose, or…