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The four paths not included (in the planes), and the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbana – these states are dissociated from cankers, and without cankers. States associated with cankers should not be said to be dissociated from cankers, yet with cankers, nor dissociated from cankers, and without cankers. The Section on Fetters 1477. Which states are fetters? Ten fetters – the fetter of sensual desire, the fetter of aversion, the fetter of conceit, the fetter of views, the fetter of doubt, the fetter of adherence to rites and rituals, the fetter of desire for existence, the fetter of envy, the fetter of avarice, the fetter of ignorance. The fetter of sensual desire arises in the eight mind-states accompanied by greed. The fetter of aversion arises in the two mind-states accompanied by displeasure. The fetter of conceit arises in the four mind-states accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view. The fetter of views arises in the four mind-states associated with wrong view. The fetter of doubt arises in the mind-states accompanied by doubt. The fetter of adherence to rites and rituals arises in the four mind-states associated with wrong view. The fetter of desire for existence arises in the four mind-states accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view. The fetter of envy and the fetter of avarice arise in the two mind-states accompanied by displeasure. The fetter of ignorance in all unwholesome Arises in the defilements – these phenomena are fetters. Which phenomena are not fetters? Except for the fetters, the remaining unwholesome, wholesome in the four planes, resultant in the four planes, functional in the three planes, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not fetters. Which phenomena are liable to fetters? Wholesome in the three planes, unwholesome, resultant in the three planes, functional in the three planes, and all matter – these phenomena are liable to fetters. Which phenomena are not liable to fetters? The four paths not included, and the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not liable to fetters. Which phenomena are associated with fetters? Except for delusion accompanied by restlessness, the remaining unwholesome – these phenomena are associated with fetters. Which phenomena are disassociated from fetters? Delusion accompanied by restlessness, wholesome in the four planes, resultant in the four planes, functional in the three planes, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are disassociated from fetters. Which phenomena are fetters and also liable to fetters? Those very fetters are fetters and also liable to fetters. Which phenomena are liable to fetters but are not fetters? Except for the fetters, the remaining unwholesome, wholesome in the three planes, resultant in the three planes, functional in the three planes, and all matter – these phenomena are liable to fetters but are not fetters. Phenomena not liable to fetters should not be called either "fetters and liable to fetters," or "liable to fetters but not fetters." Which phenomena are fetters and also associated with fetters? Where two or three fetters arise together – these phenomena are fetters and also associated with fetters. Which phenomena are associated with fetters but are not fetters? Except for the fetters, the remaining unwholesome – these phenomena are associated with fetters but are not fetters. Fetter- The states that are disjoined from fetters are not to be spoken of as both fetters and conjoined with fetters, nor as conjoined with fetters but not fetters. 1487. Which states are disjoined from fetters and are capable of being fettered? Delusion accompanied by restlessness, wholesome states in the three realms, resultant states in the three realms, functional indeterminate states in the three realms, and all form— these states are disjoined from fetters and are capable of being fettered. 1488. Which states are disjoined from fetters and are not capable of being fettered? The four paths not included in the realms, the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna— these states are disjoined from fetters and are not capable of being fettered. The states that are conjoined with fetters are not to be spoken of as disjoined from fetters and capable of being fettered, nor as disjoined from fetters and not capable of being fettered. The Section on Bonds 1489. Which states are bonds? There are four bonds: the bodily bond of covetousness, the bodily bond of ill will, the bodily bond of adherence to rites and rituals, the bodily bond of dogmatic adherence to "this is the truth." The bodily bond of covetousness arises in the eight consciousnesses accompanied by greed. The bodily bond of ill will arises in the two consciousnesses accompanied by displeasure. The bodily bond of adherence to rites and rituals and the bodily bond of dogmatic adherence to "this is the truth" arise in the four consciousnesses conjoined with wrong view— these states are bonds. 1490. Which states are not bonds? Excluding the bonds, the remaining unwholesome states, wholesome states in the four realms, resultant states in the four realms, functional indeterminate states in the three realms, and form, and Nibbāna— these states are not bonds. 1491. Which states are capable of being bound? Wholesome states in the three realms, unwholesome states, resultant states in the three realms, functional indeterminate states in the three realms, and all form— these states are capable of being bound. 1492. Which states are not capable of being bound? The four paths not included in the realms, the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna— these states are not capable of being bound. 1493. Which states are conjoined with bonds? The four consciousnesses conjoined with wrong view. of views, four consciousness-arisings accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, excluding the greed arisen therein, two consciousness-arisings accompanied by displeasure, excluding the aversion arisen therein— these phenomena are associated with fetters. 1494. What phenomena are dissociated from fetters? The greed arisen in the four consciousness-arisings accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, the aversion arisen in the two consciousness-arisings accompanied by displeasure, the consciousness-arising accompanied by doubt, the consciousness-arising accompanied by restlessness, wholesome in the four planes, resultant in the four planes, functional unwholesome in the three planes, and form, and Nibbāna— these phenomena are dissociated from fetters. 1495. What phenomena are both fetters and fetterable? Those very fetters are both fetters and fetterable. 1496. What phenomena are fetterable but not fetters? Excluding the fetters, the remaining unwholesome, wholesome in the three planes, resultant in the three planes, functional unwholesome in the three planes, and all form— these phenomena are fetterable but not fetters. Unfetterable phenomena are not to be called— both fetters and fetterable, nor fetterable but not fetters. 1497. What phenomena are both fetters and associated with fetters? Where wrong view and greed arise together— these phenomena are both fetters and associated with fetters. 1498. What phenomena are associated with fetters but not fetters? The eight consciousness-arisings accompanied by greed, the two consciousness-arisings accompanied by displeasure, excluding the fetters arisen therein— these phenomena are associated with fetters but not fetters. Phenomena dissociated from fetters are not to be called— both fetters and associated with fetters, nor associated with fetters but not fetters. 1499. What phenomena are dissociated from fetters, yet fetterable? The greed arisen in the four consciousness-arisings accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, the aversion arisen in the two consciousness-arisings accompanied by displeasure, the consciousness-arising accompanied by doubt, First, Mind-state accompanied by restlessness, Wholesome in the three planes, Resultant in the three planes, Functional-indeterminate in the three planes, And all form – These phenomena are unbound by bonds, but are bound. 1500. Which phenomena are unbound by bonds and not bound? The four paths not included, And the four fruits of recluseship, And Nibbāna – These phenomena are unbound by bonds and not bound. Phenomena accompanied by bonds should not be said to be – Unbound by bonds and bound, Nor unbound by bonds and not bound. The Chapter on Floods. 1501. Which phenomena are floods...? The Chapter on Yokes. 1502. Which phenomena are yokes...? The Chapter on Hindrances. 1503. Which phenomena are hindrances? Six hindrances – The hindrance of sensual desire, The hindrance of ill-will, The hindrance of sloth and torpor, The hindrance of restlessness and remorse, The hindrance of doubt, The hindrance of ignorance. The hindrance of sensual desire arises in the eight mind-states accompanied by greed, The hindrance of ill-will arises in the two mind-states accompanied by displeasure, The hindrance of sloth and torpor arises in the unwholesome states with prompting, The hindrance of restlessness arises in the mind-states accompanied by restlessness, The hindrance of remorse arises in the two mind-states accompanied by displeasure, The hindrance of doubt arises in the mind-states accompanied by doubt, The hindrance of ignorance arises in all unwholesome states – These phenomena are hindrances. 1504. Which phenomena are not hindrances? Excluding the hindrances, the remaining unwholesome states, Wholesome in the four planes, Resultant in the four planes, Functional-indeterminate in the three planes, And form, And Nibbāna – These phenomena are not hindrances. 1505. Which phenomena are hindrance-related? Wholesome in the three planes, Unwholesome, Resultant in the three planes, Functional-indeterminate in the three planes, And all form – These phenomena are hindrance-related. 1506. Which phenomena are not hindrance-related?