The Discourse on ElementsDhātukathā
The Discourse on Elements2 Niddesa

2.13. Associated with, and Dissociated from, the Unclassified2.13. Terasamanaya Asaṅgahitenasampayuttavippayuttapadaniddesa

8 Questions and AnswersRūpakkhandhena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttā? Matter aggregate is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element. With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.Te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (1).ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. Cognizable base is not classified with these states; Cognizable element; Female faculty; Male faculty; Life faculty; Conditioned by consciousness, Mentality-materiality; Non-percepted becoming; One-aggregate becoming; Birth; Ageing; Death is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element … They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.Katihi vippayuttā? From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (11).Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; Immaterial becoming; Neither perception nor non-perception becoming; Four-aggregate becoming; Road to psychic power is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.Dhammāyatanena ye dhammā … From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (4).dhammadhātuyā ye dhammā … Tripletsitthindriyena ye dhammā … Wholesome states; Unwholesome states; States associated with pleasant feeling; States associated with painful feeling; States associated with feeling that is neither painful nor pleasant; Resultant states; States producing resultant states; States which are not acquired by clinging and not favourable to clinging; Corrupt and corrupting states; Not corrupt and not corrupting states; States with applied-thought and sustained-thought; States without applied-thought but with sustained-thought; States accompanied by rapture; States accompanied by pleasure; States accompanied by indifference; States eradicated by First Path; States eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States together with roots eradicated by First Path; States together with roots eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States leading to rebirth and death; States leading to Nibbāna; States appertaining to Learners; States appertaining to Arahatta; Lofty states; Incomparable states; States with limited objects; States with lofty objects; States with incomparable objects; Low states; Exalted states; States with fixed destiny due to wrong views; States with fixed destiny due to right views; States with Path object; States conditioned by the Path; States dominated by the Path; States with past object; States with future object; States with present object; States with internal object; States with external object; States with internal and external object (41).purisindriyena ye dhammā … Coupletsjīvitindriyena ye dhammā … States which have associated roots; States which are associated with roots; States which have associated roots but are not roots; States which are associated with roots but are not roots; States which are not roots but have associated roots are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.viññāṇapaccayā nāmarūpena ye dhammā … With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.asaññābhavena ye dhammā … From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (5).ekavokārabhavena ye dhammā … States which have physical change are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element. They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.jātiyā ye dhammā … From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (1).jarāya ye dhammā … States which have no physical change; States which are Supramundane; States which are not objects of cankers; States which are associated with cankers; States which are associated with cankers but are not cankers; States which are dissociated from cankers and are not objects of cankers (6).maraṇena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā …pe… States which are not objects of fetters … States which are not objects of ties … States which are not objects of floods … States which are not objects of bonds … States which are not objects of hindrances … (20).te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; States which are not objects of misapprehensions; States which are associated with misapprehensions; States which are dissociated from misapprehensions and are not objects of misapprehensions; States which have objects are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.Katihi vippayuttā? From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (4).Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; States which have no objects; States which are not consciousness; States which are dissociated from consciousness; States which are not conjoined with consciousness; States which are generated by consciousness; States which arise together with consciousness; States which arise successively with consciousness; States which are external; States which are derived are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.Arūpabhavena ye dhammā … From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (9).nevasaññānāsaññābhavena ye dhammā … States which are not objects of clinging; States which are associated with clinging; States which are associated with clinging but are not clinging; States which are dissociated from clinging and are not objects of clinging; States which are not objects of corruptions; States which are not corrupt; States which are associated with corruptions; States which are corrupt but are not corruptions; States which are associated with corruptions but are not corruptions; States which are dissociated from corruptions and are not objects of corruptions; States which are eradicated by First Path; States which are eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States together with roots eradicated by First Path; States together with roots eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States with applied-thought; States with sustained-thought; States with rapture; States which are accompanied by rapture; States which are accompanied by pleasure; States which are accompanied by indifference; States which do not belong to the sensuous plane; States which belong to the fine-material plane; States which belong to the immaterial plane; States which are not included in the round of existences; States which lead out from the round of existences; States which have fixed destiny yielded after decease or after their own occurrence; States which are not with beyond; States which are causes of lamentation are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.catuvokārabhavena ye dhammā … With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.iddhipādena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttāti? From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (28).Natthi? Matter aggregate, cognizable base, cognizable element,Female and male faculties, life faculty, mentality-materiality,Two becomings, birth, ageing, death, physical states,Objectless states, non-consciousness, dissociated from consciousness,Not conjoined with consciousness, generated with consciousness,Arising together with consciousness, arising successively with consciousness,External, derived states. The method of this question and answer should be properly understood.Katihi vippayuttā? Matter aggregate, cognizable base, cognizable element,Female and male faculties, life faculty, mentality-materiality,Two becomings, birth, ageing, death, physical states,Objectless states, non-consciousness, dissociated from consciousness,Not conjoined with consciousness, generated with consciousness,Arising together with consciousness, arising successively with consciousness,External, derived states. The method of this question and answer should be properly understood.Catūhi khandhehi ekenāyatanena sattahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; Discourse on Elements, The Third Book of the Abhidhamma Piṭaka byU Nārada, Mūla Paṭṭhāna Sayadaw of Rangoon, Burma.ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

U Nārada13.1. Tika

Published by the Pali Text Society in1962. Reprinted 1977, 1995, 1999, 2007.Kusalehi dhammehi ye dhammā … Released by the Pali Text Society under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 licence (CC BY-NC 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/.akusalehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

This SuttaCentral edition is based on the LaTeX edition prepared byManfred WierichandAriya Baumann (Ariyanyani), converted to HTML byVen. Vimala.Sukhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … Manfred Wierichdukkhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … Ariya Baumann (Ariyanyani)adukkhamasukhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Ven. VimalaVipākehi dhammehi ye dhammā … vipākadhammadhammehi ye dhammā ….

Anupādinnaanupādāniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Saṅkiliṭṭhasaṅkilesikehi dhammehi ye dhammā … asaṅkiliṭṭhaasaṅkilesikehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Savitakkasavicārehi dhammehi ye dhammā … avitakkavicāramattehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Pītisahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sukhasahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upekkhāsahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Dassanena pahātabbehi dhammehi ye dhammā … bhāvanāya pahātabbehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Dassanena pahātabbahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā … bhāvanāya pahātabbahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Ācayagāmīhi dhammehi ye dhammā … apacayagāmīhi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Sekkhehi dhammehi ye dhammā … asekkhehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Mahaggatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … appamāṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Parittārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … mahaggatārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … appamāṇārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Hīnehi dhammehi ye dhammā … paṇītehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Micchattaniyatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sammattaniyatehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Maggārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … maggahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā … maggādhipatīhi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Atītārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … anāgatārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … paccuppannārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Ajjhattārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … bahiddhārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … ajjhattabahiddhārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

2.13.2. Duka

2.13.2.1. Hetugocchaka

Sahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā … hetusampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sahetukehi ceva na ca hetūhi dhammehi ye dhammā … hetusampayuttehi ceva na ca hetūhi dhammehi ye dhammā … na hetusahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttāti? Natthi. Katihi vippayuttā? Catūhi khandhehi ekenāyatanena sattahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

2.13.2.2–9. Cūḷantaradukādi

Rūpīhi dhammehi ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā … te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. Katihi vippayuttā? Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

Arūpīhi dhammehi ye dhammā … lokuttarehi dhammehi ye dhammā … anāsavehi dhammehi ye dhammā … āsavasampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … āsavasampayuttehi ceva no ca āsavehi dhammehi ye dhammā … āsavavippayuttehi anāsavehi dhammehi ye dhammā … asaṁyojaniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … aganthaniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … anoghaniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … ayoganiyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … anīvaraṇiyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … aparāmaṭṭhehi dhammehi ye dhammā … parāmāsasampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … parāmāsavippayuttehi aparāmaṭṭhehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttāti? Natthi. Katihi vippayuttā? Catūhi khandhehi ekenāyatanena sattahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

2.13.2.10. Mahantaraduka

Anārammaṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā … no cittehi dhammehi ye dhammā … cittavippayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … cittavisaṁsaṭṭhehi dhammehi ye dhammā … cittasamuṭṭhānehi dhammehi ye dhammā … cittasahabhūhi dhammehi ye dhammā … cittānuparivattīhi dhammehi ye dhammā … bāhirehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upādādhammehi ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttā? Te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. Katihi vippayuttā? Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

2.13.2.11–13. Upādānagocchakādi

Anupādāniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upādānasampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upādānasampayuttehi ceva no ca upādānehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upādānavippayuttehi anupādāniyehi dhammehi ye dhammā … asaṅkilesikehi dhammehi ye dhammā … asaṅkiliṭṭhehi dhammehi ye dhammā … kilesasampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … saṅkiliṭṭhehi ceva no ca kilesehi dhammehi ye dhammā … kilesasampayuttehi ceva no ca kilesehi dhammehi ye dhammā … kilesavippayuttehi asaṅkilesikehi dhammehi ye dhammā … dassanena pahātabbehi dhammehi ye dhammā … bhāvanāya pahātabbehi dhammehi ye dhammā … dassanena pahātabbahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā … bhāvanāya pahātabbahetukehi dhammehi ye dhammā … savitakkehi dhammehi ye dhammā … savicārehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sappītikehi dhammehi ye dhammā … pītisahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … sukhasahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … upekkhāsahagatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … na kāmāvacarehi dhammehi ye dhammā … rūpāvacarehi dhammehi ye dhammā … arūpāvacarehi dhammehi ye dhammā … apariyāpannehi dhammehi ye dhammā … niyyānikehi dhammehi ye dhammā … niyatehi dhammehi ye dhammā … anuttarehi dhammehi ye dhammā … saraṇehi dhammehi ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttāti? Natthi. Katihi vippayuttā? Catūhi khandhehi ekenāyatanena sattahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

Rūpañca dhammāyatanaṁ dhammadhātu, Itthipumaṁ jīvitaṁ nāmarūpaṁ; Dve bhavā jātijarā maccurūpaṁ, Anārammaṇaṁ no cittaṁ cittena vippayuttaṁ.
Visaṁsaṭṭhaṁ samuṭṭhānasahabhu, Anuparivatti bāhiraṁ upādā; Dve visayo esanayo subuddhoti. [22]

Asaṅgahitena sampayuttavippayuttapadaniddeso terasamo.

English Translation

Pāli Text

The Discourse on Elements
The Discourse on Elements

2.13. Associated with, and Dissociated from, the Unclassified

8 Questions and AnswersMatter aggregate is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element. With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (1).Cognizable base is not classified with these states; Cognizable element; Female faculty; Male faculty; Life faculty; Conditioned by consciousness, Mentality-materiality; Non-percepted becoming; One-aggregate becoming; Birth; Ageing; Death is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element … They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (11).Immaterial becoming; Neither perception nor non-perception becoming; Four-aggregate becoming; Road to psychic power is not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.

With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (4).TripletsWholesome states; Unwholesome states; States associated with pleasant feeling; States associated with painful feeling; States associated with feeling that is neither painful nor pleasant; Resultant states; States producing resultant states; States which are not acquired by clinging and not favourable to clinging; Corrupt and corrupting states; Not corrupt and not corrupting states; States with applied-thought and sustained-thought; States without applied-thought but with sustained-thought; States accompanied by rapture; States accompanied by pleasure; States accompanied by indifference; States eradicated by First Path; States eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States together with roots eradicated by First Path; States together with roots eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States leading to rebirth and death; States leading to Nibbāna; States appertaining to Learners; States appertaining to Arahatta; Lofty states; Incomparable states; States with limited objects; States with lofty objects; States with incomparable objects; Low states; Exalted states; States with fixed destiny due to wrong views; States with fixed destiny due to right views; States with Path object; States conditioned by the Path; States dominated by the Path; States with past object; States with future object; States with present object; States with internal object; States with external object; States with internal and external object (41).CoupletsStates which have associated roots; States which are associated with roots; States which have associated roots but are not roots; States which are associated with roots but are not roots; States which are not roots but have associated roots are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (5).States which have physical change are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element. They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (1).States which have no physical change; States which are Supramundane; States which are not objects of cankers; States which are associated with cankers; States which are associated with cankers but are not cankers; States which are dissociated from cankers and are not objects of cankers (6).States which are not objects of fetters … States which are not objects of ties … States which are not objects of floods … States which are not objects of bonds … States which are not objects of hindrances … (20).States which are not objects of misapprehensions; States which are associated with misapprehensions; States which are dissociated from misapprehensions and are not objects of misapprehensions; States which have objects are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (4).States which have no objects; States which are not consciousness; States which are dissociated from consciousness; States which are not conjoined with consciousness; States which are generated by consciousness; States which arise together with consciousness; States which arise successively with consciousness; States which are external; States which are derived are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.

With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? They are associated with 3 aggregates; partially associated with 1 base and with 1 element.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 1 aggregate, from 10 bases and from 10 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (9).States which are not objects of clinging; States which are associated with clinging; States which are associated with clinging but are not clinging; States which are dissociated from clinging and are not objects of clinging; States which are not objects of corruptions; States which are not corrupt; States which are associated with corruptions; States which are corrupt but are not corruptions; States which are associated with corruptions but are not corruptions; States which are dissociated from corruptions and are not objects of corruptions; States which are eradicated by First Path; States which are eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States together with roots eradicated by First Path; States together with roots eradicated by Higher 3 Paths; States with applied-thought; States with sustained-thought; States with rapture; States which are accompanied by rapture; States which are accompanied by pleasure; States which are accompanied by indifference; States which do not belong to the sensuous plane; States which belong to the fine-material plane; States which belong to the immaterial plane; States which are not included in the round of existences; States which lead out from the round of existences; States which have fixed destiny yielded after decease or after their own occurrence; States which are not with beyond; States which are causes of lamentation are not classified with these states under the same aggregate, under the same base and under the same element.With how many aggregates, with how many bases and with how many elements are those states associated? With none.From how many are they dissociated? They are dissociated from 4 aggregates, from 1 base and from 7 elements; partially dissociated from 1 base and from 1 element (28).Matter aggregate, cognizable base, cognizable element,Female and male faculties, life faculty, mentality-materiality,Two becomings, birth, ageing, death, physical states,Objectless states, non-consciousness, dissociated from consciousness,Not conjoined with consciousness, generated with consciousness,Arising together with consciousness, arising successively with consciousness,External, derived states. The method of this question and answer should be properly understood.Matter aggregate, cognizable base, cognizable element,Female and male faculties, life faculty, mentality-materiality,Two becomings, birth, ageing, death, physical states,Objectless states, non-consciousness, dissociated from consciousness,Not conjoined with consciousness, generated with consciousness,Arising together with consciousness, arising successively with consciousness,External, derived states. The method of this question and answer should be properly understood.Discourse on Elements, The Third Book of the Abhidhamma Piṭaka byU Nārada, Mūla Paṭṭhāna Sayadaw of Rangoon, Burma.

U Nārada

Published by the Pali Text Society in1962. Reprinted 1977, 1995, 1999, 2007.Released by the Pali Text Society under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 licence (CC BY-NC 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/.

This SuttaCentral edition is based on the LaTeX edition prepared byManfred WierichandAriya Baumann (Ariyanyani), converted to HTML byVen. Vimala.Manfred WierichAriya Baumann (Ariyanyani)

Ven. Vimala

Dhātukathā
2 Niddesa

2.13. Terasamanaya Asaṅgahitenasampayuttavippayuttapadaniddesa

Rūpakkhandhena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttā? Te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. Katihi vippayuttā? Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

Dhammāyatanena ye dhammā … dhammadhātuyā ye dhammā … itthindriyena ye dhammā … purisindriyena ye dhammā … jīvitindriyena ye dhammā … viññāṇapaccayā nāmarūpena ye dhammā … asaññābhavena ye dhammā … ekavokārabhavena ye dhammā … jātiyā ye dhammā … jarāya ye dhammā … maraṇena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā …pe… te dhammā tīhi khandhehi sampayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici sampayuttā. Katihi vippayuttā? Ekena khandhena dasahāyatanehi dasahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

Arūpabhavena ye dhammā … nevasaññānāsaññābhavena ye dhammā … catuvokārabhavena ye dhammā … iddhipādena ye dhammā khandhasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā āyatanasaṅgahena asaṅgahitā dhātusaṅgahena asaṅgahitā, te dhammā katihi khandhehi katihāyatanehi katihi dhātūhi sampayuttāti? Natthi? Katihi vippayuttā? Catūhi khandhehi ekenāyatanena sattahi dhātūhi vippayuttā; ekenāyatanena ekāya dhātuyā kehici vippayuttā.

13.1. Tika

Kusalehi dhammehi ye dhammā … akusalehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Sukhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … dukkhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā … adukkhamasukhāya vedanāya sampayuttehi dhammehi ye dhammā ….

Vipākehi dhammehi ye dhammā … vipākadhammadhammehi ye dhammā ….