Abandonment: contemplation of: patinissaggānupassanā is one of the 18 chief kinds of insight; see: vipassanā further ānāpānasati 16.

…fulfilled the law of good behaviour, a Bhikkhu could fulfill the law of genuine pure conduct A. V, 21. Cf. ādibrahmacariyaka-sīla

…pubbe - nivāsānussati, 5: divine eye dibba-cakkhu, 6: ceasing of all fermentation āsavakkhaya. The stereotype text met with in…

[[ability to acquire insight]]Ability to acquire insight: cf. ugghatitaññū, vipacitaññū

…has nothing to do with genuine pure conduct see: ādibrahmacariyaka-sīla, does neither lead to aversion, detachment, ceasing, nor to peace,…

Adaptation-knowledge: anuloma-ñāna

…of no-self anattānupassanā leads to the emptiness liberation suññatā-vimokkha see. vimokkha. Herein the ability of…

Anattānupassanā: C ontemplation of no-self is one of the 18 chief kinds of insight see: vipassanā. See also above.

…and vanishing udayabbayānupassanā-ñāna is the first of 9 kinds of knowledge which lead to the purification by knowledge and vision of the…

Aniccānupassanā: C ontemplation of impermanence, is one of the 18 chief kinds of insight development see: vipassanā.

Animittānupassanā: see: vipassanā

Anuloma-citta: ‘adaptation-moment of consciousness’, denotes the third of the 4 moments of impulsion javana flashing up immediately before…

Anuloma-ñāna: ‘adaptation-knowledge’ or conformity-knowledge, is identical with the ‘adaptation-to-truth knowledge’, the last of 9…

Anupassanā: Contemplation, deep reflection, profound consideration:
The 4 fold: see: satipatthāna.
The 18 fold: see: vipassanā.
The…

Anupubba-nirodha: The 9 ‘successive ceasings’, are the 8 ceasings reached through the 8 absorptions jhāna and the ceasing of feeling and…

…-…

Anupādisesa-nibbāna: see Nibbāna & upādi

Anurakkhana-padhāna: the ‘effort to maintain’ advantageous states; see: padhāna

…tendency to craving for continued existence bhava-rāga,
7: The latent tendency to ignorance avijjā D. 33; A. VII, 11, 12.

These things are…

…of Noble Disciples, sanghānussati
4: Recollection of Morality, sīlānussati
5: Recollection of Generosity, cāgānussati
6:…

…D esireless mental release see: *vimokkha

_ Appanihitānupassanā: Contemplation of desirelessness see: _vipassanā*

…The faith-devotee saddhānusārī,

2: The faith-liberated one saddhā-vimutta,
3: The body-witness kāya - sakkhī,
4:…

…and latent tendencies anusaya. It is often called a hindrance nīvarana e.g. in S. XV, 3; A. X, 61 but does not appear together with the…

Bhangānupassanā-ñāna: ‘knowledge consisting in contemplation of dissolution’ of all forms of existence, is one kind of insight: see:…

Bhavanga-santāna: ‘continuity of subconsciousness’; see: santāna

…arises to interrupt the continuity of the life-stream, so long the life-stream, like the flow of a river, rises in the same way again and again,…

[[bhojane mattaññutā]]Bhojane mattaññutā: ‘knowing the measure in eating’.

Now, o Bhikkhus, the Bhikkhu wisely reflecting partakes of his foodfood, neither for pastime, nor for indulgence, nor to …

…of the Buddha buddhānussati, the Doctrine dhammānussati, the Brotherhood of the Noble Ones sanghānussati, morality, generosity, the…

Bodhi: from verbal root budhi to awaken, to understand: awakening, enlightenment, supreme knowledge. Through Bodhi one awakens from the slumber or stupor inflicted upon the mind by the defilemen …

…are enumerated and explained though not called by that name. A detailed explanation of them is given in Vis.M XXII. In S….

…dhammā strenuous, clearly-conscious, mindful, after subduing worldly greed and grief, at such a time his awareness or mindfulness…

Buddhānussati: ‘recollection of the Enlightened One’; see: anussati

…single second to dream of innumerable things and events. In A. I, 10 it is said:;Nothing, o Bhikkhus, do I know that changes so rapidly as…

Citta-santāna: ‘consciousness-continuity’; see: santāna

Cittānupassanā: ‘contemplation of consciousness’, is one of the 4 foundations of awareness or mindfulness satipatthāna

…Contemplation of °: cittānupassanā: satipatthāna - Materiality produced by °: citta - ja - rūpa see: samutthāna - Abodes or…

Contemplation: see: anupassanā.

Continuity: of body, subconsciousness, consciousness or groups of existence: santāna.

…‘foundations’ see: adhitthāna, recollections’ see: anussati, treasures’ see: dhana.

Eating: knowing the measure in bhojane mattaññutā.

Emptiness: Suññatā - Contemplation of e.: suññatānupassanā - For emptiness of self, pertaining to the 4 truths, see: sacca.

Feeling: vedanā, further see: khandha - Contemplation of f.: vedanānupassanā see: satipatthāna.

…material: is one of the 4 nutriments āhāra. Foodproduced materiality, see: samutthāna - Refusing all further f., see: dhutānga -…

[[gradual instruction]]Gradual instruction: Ānupubbīkathā

Inclinations: see: anusaya

…order, whereas see: XLVIII enumerates and explains them by way of the above indicated groups, leaving only 20-22 unexplained. See Vis XVI; path…

…upacāra adaptation anuloma and change-of-lineage-moment gotrabhū In connection with entering the earth-kasina absorption see:…

…and material phenomena.

15: Nutriment-condition āhāra - paccaya For the 4 nutriments, see: āhāra

16: Ability-condition…

…padhāna 4 to maintain anurakkhana - padhāna i.e. 1 the effort to avoid disadvantageous akusala states, such as evil thoughts, etc. 2 to…

…evil things cannot continue any longer, just like a tree destroyed by lightning, then such an overcoming is called ‘overcoming by destruction’…

…‘natural or genuine morality’, is distinct from those outward rules of conduct laid down for either laymen or Bhikkhus. Those later…

…morality sīla - p 3 renunciation nekkhamma - p 4 understanding paññā - p 5 energy viriya - p 6 patience or forbearance;…

…as in this process of continually changing mental and bodily phenomena, nothing can be found that would pass from one moment to the next moment,…

…of the latent tendencies anusaya.

2. ‘Sense-reaction’. Applied to five-sense cognition, p.: occurs in the following contexts:

…

Patinissaggānupassanā: ’contemplation on relinquishment ’, is one of the 18 kinds of insight vipassanā. Further cf. the 16th exercise of…

…it is said: ‘In this continuous process, no sameness and no otherness can be found.’ For if there were full identity between the different…

Patisankhānupassanā-ñāna: ’knowledge consisting in reflective contemplation

is one of the 9 knowledges constituting the ’purification by…

…called there pattānuppadāna App..

See ’The Doctrine of Reversible Merit by F. L. Woodward. Buddhist Review London, Vol. I…

…prescribed by the Buddha, as distinguished from natural or genuine morality pakati-sīla see: sīla

…vipassanā still recur innumerable times. If thus repeated, they are called the ’attainment of fruition phalasamāpatti which is explained in…

…end. - It is one of the 4 nutriments āhāra, and the first factor in the pentad of sense-contact phassa - pañcamaka together with…

Pubbenivāsānussati: ‘remembrance of former births’, is one of the higher powers abhiññā, and a factor of threefold knowledge tevijja.

…to the Truths’ saccānulomika-ñāna as has 2 the ‘worldling inside the Buddha’s Dispensation’ sāsanika A worlding who professes…

…transference of merit pattānuppadāna 7 rejoicing in others’ merit abbhānumodana 8 expounding the Doctrine desanā 9 listening to the…

…of merit in the world; anuttaram, puññakkhettam see: anussati 3. The Arahats, however, having transcended all life-affirming and…

…- Another 9 factors are enumerated in D. 34, namely the 7 ’stages of purification see: visuddhi and the effort for purity of higher knowledge…

…the marvel of instruction anusāsanī - p In D. 11, the Buddha says that he sees danger in the first two and therefore abhors them. In A. III,…

…and of the ever-continuing cycle of rebirths.;What, o Bhikkhus, is the origin of suffering? It is that craving which gives rise to…

Latent tendencies: anusaya

…the 3 Jewels belong to the 10 contemplations anussati.

…4 further kinds are enumerated, thus bringing the number to 32, as mostly counted, namely: talk about sense-enjoyment, self-mortification,…

[[turning away]]Turning away: contemplation of the: vivattanupassanā see: vipassanā.

…‘morality of genuine pure conduct’, consists in right speech, right bodily action and right livelihood, forming the 3rd, 4th and 5th…

Ādīnavānupassanā-ñāna: ‘knowledge consisting in contemplation of danger’, is one of the 8 kinds of insight vipassanā that form the…

…Literature on the 4 Nutriments: M. 9 & Com. tr. in ’ R. Und. ’, M. 38; see: S. XII, 11, 63, 64 - The Four Nutriments of Life, Selected…

Ānupubbī-kathā: ‘gradual instruction’, progressive teaching; given by the Buddha when it was necessary to first prepare the listener’s mind…

Ārammanupanissaya: Decisive Support Conditional Relation. see: paccaya

…freed from the mental fermentations through absence of clinging anupādāya āsavehi cittāni vimuccimsū’ti.