1.1. Matrix of Triads1. Kusalattika

Homage to the Blessed One, the Perfected One, the Fully Awakened Buddha.Namo tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammāsambuddhassa.

1.1.1. The “skilful” triadKusalā dhammā. (<b>1, 363, 985, 1384</b>)

Phenomena that are skilful.Akusalā dhammā. (<b>365, 427, 986, 1385</b>)

Phenomena that are unskilful.Abyākatā dhammā. (<b>431, 583, 987, 1386</b>)

Phenomena that are undesignated.2. Vedanāttika

1.1.2. The “feelings” triadSukhāya vedanāya sampayuttā dhammā. (<b>988, 1387</b>)

Phenomena associated with pleasant feelings.Dukkhāya vedanāya sampayuttā dhammā. (<b>989, 1388</b>)

Phenomena associated with painful feelings.Adukkhamasukhāya vedanāya sampayuttā dhammā. (<b>990, 1389</b>)

Phenomena associated with neutral feelings.3. Vipākattika

1.1.3. The “result” triadVipākā dhammā. (<b>991, 1390</b>)

Phenomena that are results.Vipākadhammadhammā. (<b>992, 1391</b>)

Phenomena that are liable to be affected by results.Nevavipākanavipākadhammadhammā. (<b>993, 1392</b>)

Phenomena that are neither results nor liable to be affected by results.4. Upādinnattika

1.1.4. The “what has been grasped” triadUpādinnupādāniyā dhammā. (<b>994, 1393</b>)

Phenomena that have been grasped and are liable to be affected by grasping.Anupādinnupādāniyā dhammā. (<b>995, 1394</b>)

Phenomena that have not been grasped but are liable to be affected by grasping.Anupādinnaanupādāniyā dhammā. (<b>996, 1395</b>)

Phenomena that have neither been grasped nor are liable to be affected by grasping.5. Saṅkiliṭṭhattika

1.1.5. The “defiled” triadSaṅkiliṭṭhasaṅkilesikā dhammā. (<b>997, 1396</b>)

Phenomena that are defiled and are liable to be affected by defilement.Asaṅkiliṭṭhasaṅkilesikā dhammā. (<b>998, 1397</b>)

Phenomena that are not defiled but are liable to be affected by defilement.Asaṅkiliṭṭhaasaṅkilesikā dhammā. (<b>999, 1398</b>)

Phenomena that are neither defiled nor are liable to be affected by defilement.6. Vitakkattika

1.1.6. The “initial application of mind” triadSavitakkasavicārā dhammā. (<b>1000, 1399</b>)

Phenomena that are with initial and sustained application.Avitakkavicāramattā dhammā. (<b>1001, 1400</b>)

Phenomena that are without initial and with only sustained application.Avitakkaavicārā dhammā. (<b>1002, 1401</b>)

Phenomena that are with neither initial nor sustained application.7. Pītittika

1.1.7. The “rapture” triadPītisahagatā dhammā. (<b>1003, 1402</b>)

Phenomena that are imbued with rapture.Sukhasahagatā dhammā. (<b>1004, 1403</b>)

Phenomena that are imbued with pleasure.Upekkhāsahagatā dhammā. (<b>1005, 1404</b>)

Phenomena that are imbued with equanimity.8. Dassanenapahātabbattika

1.1.8. Triad to be abandoned by seeingDassanena pahātabbā dhammā. (<b>1006, 1405</b>)

Phenomena to be abandoned by seeing.Bhāvanāya pahātabbā dhammā. (<b>1011, 1406</b>)

Phenomena to be abandoned by developing.Neva dassanena na bhāvanāya pahātabbā dhammā. (<b>1012, 1407</b>)

Phenomena to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing.9. Dassanenapahātabbahetukattika

1.1.9. Triad with roots to be abandoned by seeingDassanena pahātabbahetukā dhammā. (<b>1013, 1408</b>)

Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by seeing.Bhāvanāya pahātabbahetukā dhammā. (<b>1018, 1409</b>)

Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by developing.Neva dassanena na bhāvanāya pahātabbahetukā dhammā. (<b>1019, 1410</b>)

Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing.10. Ācayagāmittika

1.1.10. Triad on accumulationĀcayagāmino dhammā. (<b>1020, 1411</b>)

Phenomena that lead to accumulation.Apacayagāmino dhammā. (<b>1021, 1412</b>)

Phenomena that lead to diminution.Nevācayagāmināpacayagāmino dhammā. (<b>1022, 1413</b>)

Phenomena that lead to neither accumulation nor diminution.11. Sekkhattika

1.1.11. The “trainee” triadSekkhā dhammā. (<b>1023, 1414</b>)

Phenomena of the trainee.Asekkhā dhammā. (<b>1024, 1415</b>)

Phenomena of the adept.Nevasekkhanāsekkhā dhammā. (<b>1025, 1416</b>)

Phenomena neither of the trainee nor of the adept.12. Parittattika

1.1.12. The “limited” triadParittā dhammā. (<b>1026, 1417</b>)

Phenomena that are limited.Mahaggatā dhammā. (<b>1027, 1418</b>)

Phenomena that are extensive.Appamāṇā dhammā. (<b>1028, 1419</b>)

Phenomena that are immeasurable.13. Parittārammaṇattika

1.1.13. The “limited object” triadParittārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1029, 1420</b>)

Phenomena whose object is limited.Mahaggatārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1030, 1421</b>)

Phenomena whose object is extensive.Appamāṇārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1031, 1422</b>)

Phenomena whose object is measureless.14. Hīnattika

1.1.14. The “inferior” triadHīnā dhammā. (<b>1032, 1423</b>)

Phenomena that are inferior.Majjhimā dhammā. (<b>1033, 1424</b>)

Phenomena that are average.Paṇītā dhammā. (<b>1034, 1425</b>)

Phenomena that are superior.15. Micchattaniyatattika

1.1.15. The “fixed for a bad destiny” triadMicchattaniyatā dhammā. (<b>1035, 1426</b>)

Phenomena that are fixed for a bad destiny.Sammattaniyatā dhammā. (<b>1036, 1427</b>)

Phenomena that are fixed for a good destiny.Aniyatā dhammā. (<b>1037, 1428</b>)

Phenomena that are not fixed.16. Maggārammaṇattika

1.1.16. The “ the path objects” triadMaggārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1038, 1429</b>)

Phenomena that are the object of the path.Maggahetukā dhammā. (<b>1039, 1429</b>)

Phenomena that are the root of the path.Maggādhipatino dhammā. (<b>1040, 1429</b>)

Phenomena that predominate the path.17. Uppannattika

1.1.17. The “arisen” triadUppannā dhammā. (<b>1041, 1430</b>)

Phenomena that have arisen.Anuppannā dhammā. (<b>1042, 1430</b>)

Phenomena that have not arisen.Uppādino dhammā. (<b>1043, 1430</b>)

Phenomena that are arising.18. Atītattika

1.1.18. The “past” triadAtītā dhammā. (<b>1044, 1431</b>)

Phenomena of the past.Anāgatā dhammā. (<b>1045, 1431</b>)

Phenomena of the future.Paccuppannā dhammā. (<b>1046, 1431</b>)

Phenomena of the present.19. Atītārammaṇattika

1.1.19. The “past object” triadAtītārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1047, 1432</b>)

Phenomena whose object is in the past.Anāgatārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1048, 1433</b>)

Phenomena whose object is in the future.Paccuppannārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1049, 1434</b>)

Phenomena whose object is in the present.20. Ajjhattattika

1.1.20. The “internal” triadAjjhattā dhammā. (<b>1050, 1435</b>)

Phenomena that are internal.Bahiddhā dhammā. (<b>1051, 1435</b>)

Phenomena that are external.Ajjhattabahiddhā dhammā. (<b>1052, 1435</b>)

Phenomena that are internal and external.21. Ajjhattārammaṇattika

1.1.21. The “internal object” triadAjjhattārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1053, 1436</b>)

Phenomena whose object is internal.Bahiddhārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1054, 1437</b>)

Phenomena whose object is external.Ajjhattabahiddhārammaṇā dhammā. (<b>1055, 1437</b>)

Phenomena whose object is internal and external.22. Sanidassanattika

1.1.22. The “visible” triadSanidassanasappaṭighā dhammā. (<b>1056, 1438</b>)

Phenomena that are visible and resistant.Anidassanasappaṭighā dhammā. (<b>1057, 1439</b>)

Phenomena that are invisible and resistant.Anidassanaappaṭighā dhammā. (<b>1058, 1440</b>)

Phenomena that are invisible and non-resistant.Tikamātikā.