An edition of An Analysis of Mind from the Vibhanga in Abhidhamma
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An Analysis of Mind from the Vibhanga in Abhidhamma
The second book of the Abhidhamma Piṭaka
by P.B. Tan
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An Analysis of Mind from the Vibhanga in Abhidhamma: The second book of the Abhidhamma Piṭaka
Sept. 2016, CreateSpace
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Table of Contents
Abbrebiations. ix
A short note on the second edition. x
Introduction. 1
I. Analysis of Five Aggregates. 11
Suttanta Division [1-31]. 11
Matter Aggregate. 12
Feeling Aggregate. 13
Perception Aggregate. 15
Mental Concomitants Aggregate. 17
Consciousness Aggregate. 20
Abhidhamma Division [32-149]. 22
Matter Aggregate. 22
Feeling Aggregate. 28
Perception Aggregate. 47
Mental Concomitants Aggregate. 59
Consciousness Aggregate. 70
Characteristics of the Five Aggregates [152-153]. 75
II. Analysis of the Twelve Bases. 83
Suttanta Division [154]. 83
Abhidhamma Division [155-167]. 83
Characteristics of the Twelve Bases [168-171]. 84
Epilogue II. 94
III. Analysis of the Eighteen Elements. 96
Suttanta Division [172-182]. 96
Abhidhamma Division [183-184]. 99
Characteristics of the Eighteen Elements [185-188]. 103
Epilogue III. 116
IV. Analysis of the Truth. 117
Suttanta Division [189-205]. 117
Abhidhamma Division [206-214]. 125
Characteristics of the Four Noble Truths [217-218]. 131
Epilogue IV. 139
V. Analysis of the Controlling Faculties. 141
Abhidhamma Division [219-220]. 141
Epilogue V. 147
VI. Analysis of Dependent Origination. 148
Suttanta Division [225-242]. 148
Abhidhamma Division [243-354]. 154
The causal tetrad. 154
The root-in tetrad. 156
The associated-with tetrad. 157
The reciprocity tetrad. 158
Further analysis of the 4 tetrads. 160
Hexad exposition of the ‘bad states’. 167
Heptad exposition of the ‘good states’. 175
Tetradecad exposition of the ‘indeterminate states’. 180
The ‘good states’ rooted in ignorance. 189
The ‘resultant states’ having good roots. 191
The ‘resultant states’ having bad roots. 194
VII. Analysis of the Foundation of Mindfulness. 198
Suttanta Division [355-373]. 198
Abhidhamma Division [374-387]. 206
Characteristics of the Four Application of Mindfulness [388-389]. 209
Epilogue VII. 212
VIII. Analysis of the Right Striving. 213
Suttanta Division [390-407]. 213
Abhidhamma Division [408-426]. 216
Characteristics of the Right Striving [429-430]. 217
Epilogue VIII. 220
IX. Analysis of the Basis of Accomplishment. 223
Suttanta Division [431-443]. 223
Abhidhamma Division [444-461]. 227
Characteristics of the Basis of Accomplishment [464-465]. 229
X. Analysis of the Factors of Enlightenment
Suttanta Division [466-471]. 232
Abhidhamma Division [472-481]. 235
Characteristics of the Factors of Enlightenment [484-485]. 237
Epilogue X. 241
XI. Analysis of the Path Constituents. 253
Suttanta Division [486-489]. 243
Abhidhamma Division [490-503]. 243
Characteristics of the Noble Path Constituents [506-507]. 248
Epilogue XI. 251
XII. Analysis of Jhāna. 254
Suttanta Division [508-622]. 254
Abhidhamma Division [623-637]. 259
Characteristics of the Jhānas [640-641]. 272
Epilogue XII. 275
XIII. Analysis of the Illimitables. 277
Suttanta Division [642-682]. 277
Abhidhamma Division [683-698]. 278
Characteristics of the Four Illimitable States [701-702]. 282
Epilogue XIII. 284
XIV. Analysis of the Precepts. 285
Abhidhamma Division [703-713]. 285
Characteristics of the Five Precepts [716-717]. 290
Epilogue XIV. 292
XV. Analysis of the Analytic Insight. 293
Suttanta Division [718-724]. 293
Abhidhamma Division [725-746]. 296
Characteristics of the Four Analytic Insights [749-750]. 312
XVI. Analysis of Knowledge. 317
The unianalysis [751, 761-766]. 317
The dyad classification [752, 767-767]. 319
The triad classification [753, 768-792]. 322
The tetrad classification [754, 793-803]. 325
The pentad classification [755, 804]. 330
The hexad classification [756, 805]. 331
The heptad classification [757, 806]. 332
The octad classification [758, 807]. 335
The nonad classification [759, 808]. 335
The decad classification [760, 809]. 335
XVII. Analysis of the Minor Points. 347
The 48 monads [832, 843-890]. 347
The 18 dyads [833, 891-908]. 351
The 35 triads [834, 909-936]. 354
The 14 tetrads [835, 937-939]. 359
The 15 pentads [836, 940-943]. 361
The 14 sestads [837, 944-948]. 364
The 7 septads [838, 949-951]. 367
The 8 octads [839, 952-959]. 369
The 9 enneads [840, 960-965]. 371
The 7 decads [841, 966-972]. 372
Exposition of the Occurrences of Craving [973-977]. 374
XVIII. Analysis of the Kernel of The Teaching. 382
All the states [978-990]. 383
Applicability of the states to the four spheres [991-998]. 384
States as ‘Included’ and ‘Not Included’ [999-1006]. 388
States apparent at moment of conception [1007-1019]. 391
Scopes and characteristics of the four spheres [1015-1018]. 400
Deities beyond the Human World and their life-spans [1021-1029]. 401
These must be fully comprehended, etc. [1030-1031]. 406
States that have objects, have no objects [1033-1034]. 410
States that are seen, heard, sensed otherwise, or cognised [1037]. 413
Summary on Triads and Dyads [1038-1044]. 417
Conclusion. 427
Appendix I: 89 states of consciousness. 429
Appendix II: Cittuppada. 433
Appendix III: 52 Mental Factors at a Glance. 435
Bibliography. 436
About The Author. 438
Index of English Words. 439
Index of Pāli Words. 442
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