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7.2.5. Chapter on Elimination (Pahīnavāra) (YA7.2.5)
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- Mã SuttaCentral: YA7.2.5
Negative (Paccanīka) Person (Puggala)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of pride; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of pride, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts? Two persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of pride; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of pride, and also have not eliminated latent state of hatred.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong- views … pe … latent state of doubts? Two persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of hatred, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of hatred. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of hatred.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts?Three persons have not eliminated latent state of pride; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of pride, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of wrong views. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong- views? Yes. … pe …
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts? Three persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence? Yes.
End of Chapter With One Base. (Ekamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of pride; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of pride, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts? Two persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred.
End of Chapter With Two Bases. (Dukamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred latent state of hatred and latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong- views … pe … latent state of doubts? Two persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred. Three persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride.
End of Chapter With Three Bases. (Tikamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views? Yes. … pe …
End of Chapter With Four Bases. (Cattukamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence … pe … latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts. Two persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts.
End of Chapter With Five Bases. (Pañcamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence? Anāgāmi has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence; (and it is) not that person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts. Two persons have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence; (and it is) not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts. Puthujjana has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence.
End of Chapter With Six Bases. (Chakkamūlakaṃ)
Negative (Paccanīka) Plane (Okāsa)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of hatred has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of pride has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of pride has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of pride has not been eliminated and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures also has not been eliminated latent.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? … pe … Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures not been eliminated at that plane? In unpleasant feeling, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures not been eliminated at that plane? In unpleasant feeling, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance lies latent and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures also lies latent.
Latent state of hatred has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of pride lies latent at this plane. Does latent state of hatred lie latent at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of hatred has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? … pe … Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? In the two feelings of sensual element, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated and latent state of hatred also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of hatred has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of hatred has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? In the two feelings of sensual element, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated and latent state of hatred also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of pride has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? … pe … Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? In unpleasant feeling, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated; and for latent state of pride, neither
“(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated and latent state of pride also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of pride has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of pride has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of pride has not been eliminated and latent state of attachment to existence also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of pride has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated; and for latent state of pride, neither
“(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated and latent state of pride also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of wrong views has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? Yes. … pe …
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? In the three feelings of sensual element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated and latent state of attachment to existence also has not been eliminated.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? Yes.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? In the three feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated and latent state of attachment to existence also has not been eliminated.
End of Chapter With One Base. (Ekamūlakaṃ)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of pride has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of pride has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? … pe … Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of doubts and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? Neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Two Bases. (Dukamūlakaṃ)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? … pe … Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts and latent state of pride have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither
“(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of doubts, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of doubts and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of attachment to existence and latent state of pride have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Three Bases. (Tikamūlakaṃ)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of doubts has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of doubts, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of doubts, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of doubts, latent state of hatred and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of attachment to existence, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance, latent state of hatred and latent state of wrong views have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Four Bases. (Cattukamūlakaṃ)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of attachment to existence has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of attachment to existence, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts not been eliminated at that plane?In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred, neither “(it) has been eliminated” nor “(it) has not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Five Bases. (Pañcamūlakaṃ)
Latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence have not been eliminated at this plane. Has latent state of ignorance not been eliminated at that plane? None.
Latent state of ignorance has not been eliminated at this plane. Have latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence not been eliminated at that plane? In the fine-material element and immaterial element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In the two feelings of sensual element, latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of hatred and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said. In unpleasant feeling, latent state of ignorance, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts have not been eliminated; and for latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those) have been eliminated” nor “(those) have not been eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Six Bases. (Chakkamūlakaṃ)
Negative (Paccanīka) Person and Plane (Puggalokāsa)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of pride, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts at that plane? Two persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at that plane? Puthujjana, in unpleasant feeling and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures at that plane? Anāgāmi, in unpleasant feeling and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures. Three persons, in unpleasant feeling and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts at that plane?Two persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of hatred, and also have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana, in unpleasant feeling, has not eliminated latent state of hatred, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred at that plane? Puthujjana, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, and also have not eliminated latent state of hatred.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of hatred at that plane? Anāgāmi, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred. Three persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of hatred.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts at that plane? Three persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of pride, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? Puthujjana, in unpleasant feeling, has not eliminated latent state of doubts; and to latent state of pride, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, and also have not eliminated latent state of pride.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Four persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of pride, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? Four persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of pride.
This person has not eliminated latent state of wrong views at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views at that plane? Yes. … pe …
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Puthujjana, in three feelings of sensual pleasures, has not eliminated latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts at that plane? Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts at that plane? Three persons, in three feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of doubts. Puthujjana, in three feelings of sensual pleasures and in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also has not eliminated latent state of doubts.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? Yes.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Four persons, in three feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in the fine-material elementand immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, and also have not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence.
End of Chapter With One Base. (Ekamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of pride at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at that plane? Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of doubts and latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at that plane? Neither “(that person at that plane) has eliminated” nor “(that person at that plane) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Thosepersons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Two Bases. (Dukamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of wrong views … pe … latent state of doubts at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at that plane? Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of doubts and latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of doubts and latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at that plane? (That person at that plane) has not eliminated latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred and latent state of pride at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state ofignorance and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Three Bases. (Tikamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of doubts at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong- views at that plane? Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of doubts, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of wrong views; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of doubts, latent state of hatred and latent state of wrong- views; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said … pe …
End of Chapter With Four Bases. (Cattukamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts at that plane? Three persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of attachment to existence, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong- views and latent state of doubts at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Two persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Puthujjana, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong- views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Five Bases. (Pañcamūlakaṃ)
This person has not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of ignorance at that plane? None.
This person has not eliminated latent state of ignorance at this plane. Has that person not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of hatred, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong- views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence at that plane? Anāgāmi, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence; and it is not those persons have noteliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Two persons, in the fine-material element and immaterial element, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of pride; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance and latent state of hatred; and it is not those persons have not eliminated latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Puthujjana, in unpleasant feeling, has not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong- views, latent state of doubts and latent state of attachment to existence; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures and latent state of hatred, neither “(that person at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(that person at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in two feelings of sensual pleasures, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of hatred and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said. Those persons, in unpleasant feeling, have not eliminated latent state of ignorance, latent state of hatred, latent state of wrong views and latent state of doubts; and to latent state of attachment to sensual pleasures, latent state of pride and latent state of attachment to existence, neither “(those persons at those planes) has eliminated” nor “(those persons at those planes) has not eliminated” should be said.
End of Chapter With Six Bases. (Chakkamūlakaṃ)
End of Chapter on Comprehending.
The Book of Pairs, an English translation from the Chattasangiti Edition. Translated by Aggamahapaṇḍita U Nārada, U Nandamedha and U Kumārābhivaṁsa, assisted by others.
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