A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma: The Abhidhammattha Sangaha of Ācariya AnuruddhaThis modern translation of the Abhidhammattha Sangaha (Manual of Abhidhamma) offers an introduction to Buddhism's fundamental philosophical psychology. Originally written in the 11th or 12th century, the Sangaha has served as the key to wisdom held in the Abhidhamma. Concisely surveyed are Abhidhamma's central themes, including states of consciousness and mental factors, the functions and processes of the mind, the material world, dependent arising, and the methods and stages of meditation. This presents an exact translation of the Sangaha alongside the original Pali text. A detailed, explanatory guide with more than 40 charts and tables lead readers through the complexities of Adhidhamma. This replaces 9552401038. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Comprehensive Summary of Consciousness | 4 |
CHAPTER II | 19 |
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Abhidhamma abstinences accompanied accompanied by equanimity accompanied by joy according adverting aggregates analysis application arise associated attainment base beautiful becomes bhavanga body Buddha called cetasikas chapter characteristic cittas classes cognitive process combination Commentaries Compendium concepts condition death delusion dependent desire determining Dhamma distinction door doubt eight element excluding existence experience faculty feeling fifth fine-material fine-material-sphere five four fourth fruition fruits function greed Guide hatred immaterial included javanas jhāna kamma kinds knowledge manifested material phenomena matter means mental factors method mind mind-door modes nāma namely nature ness noble object occur Pali pana path perform plane present prompted proximate cause realities realm rebirth receiving registration remaining respective resultant rootless roots Sangaha sciousness sense sense-sphere sets seven sphere sublime supramundane Suttas TABLE third tion types of consciousness ultimate unprompted unwholesome wholesome wrong view zest