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functional indeterminate states in the three planes, and material form, and Nibbāna – these states are not to be abandoned by insight. 1583. Which states are to be abandoned by development? The thought-moment accompanied by restlessness – these states are to be abandoned by development. The four thought-moments accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, the two thought-moments accompanied by displeasure – these states are sometimes to be abandoned by development, sometimes not by development. which are to be abandoned. 1584. Which phenomena are not to be abandoned by development? The four thought-arisings associated with wrong view, the thought-arising accompanied by doubt, wholesome (states) in the four planes, resultant (states) in the four planes, functional indeterminate (states) in the three planes, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not to be abandoned by development. 1585. Which phenomena have causes to be abandoned by insight? The four thought-arisings associated with wrong view, the thought-arising accompanied by doubt, excluding the delusion arisen therein – these phenomena have causes to be abandoned by insight. The four thought-arisings accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, the two thought-arisings accompanied by displeasure – these phenomena may have causes to be abandoned by insight, may not have causes to be abandoned by insight. 1586. Which phenomena do not have causes to be abandoned by insight? The delusion accompanied by doubt, the thought-arising accompanied by restlessness, wholesome (states) in the four planes, resultant (states) in the four planes, functional indeterminate (states) in the three planes, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena do not have causes to be abandoned by insight. 1587. Which phenomena have causes to be abandoned by development? The thought-arising accompanied by restlessness, excluding the delusion arisen therein – these phenomena have causes to be abandoned by development. The four thought-arisings accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, the two thought-arisings accompanied by displeasure – these phenomena may have causes to be abandoned by development, may not have causes to be abandoned by development. 1588. Which phenomena do not have causes to be abandoned by development? The four thought-arisings associated with wrong view, the thought-arising accompanied by doubt, the delusion accompanied by restlessness, wholesome (states) in the four planes, resultant (states) in the four planes, functional indeterminate (states) in the three planes, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena do not have causes to be abandoned by development. 1589. Which phenomena are accompanied by initial application? Wholesome sense-sphere (states), unwholesome (states), eleven thought-arisings as results of wholesome sense-sphere (states), two as results of unwholesome (states), one as functional Ten [kāmāvacara states], the first rūpāvacara jhāna from wholesome and resultant and functional, the first supramundane jhāna from wholesome and resultant, excluding the initial application arisen therein – these states are with initial application. 1590. Which states are without initial application? The two five-sense consciousnesses, the third and fourth rūpāvacara jhānas from wholesome and resultant and functional, the four arūpāvacara states from wholesome and resultant and functional, the third and fourth supramundane jhānas from wholesome and resultant, and initial application itself, and form, and Nibbāna – these states are without initial application. 1591. Which states are with sustained application? Wholesome kāmāvacara, unwholesome, eleven consciousnesses from wholesome kāmāvacara resultant, two from unwholesome resultant, eleven from functional, the first and second rūpāvacara jhānas from wholesome and resultant and functional, the first and second supramundane jhānas from wholesome and resultant, excluding the sustained application arisen therein – these states are with sustained application. 1592. Which states are without sustained application? The two five-sense consciousnesses, the third and fourth rūpāvacara jhānas from wholesome and resultant and functional, the four formless realm states from wholesome and resultant and functional, the third and fourth supramundane jhānas from wholesome and resultant, and sustained application itself, and form, and Nibbāna – these states are without sustained application. 1593. Which states are with joy? Four consciousnesses accompanied by joy from wholesome kāmāvacara, four from unwholesome, five from wholesome kāmāvacara resultant, five from functional, the second and third rūpāvacara jhānas from wholesome and resultant and functional, the second and third supramundane jhānas from wholesome and resultant, excluding the joy arisen therein – these states are with joy. 1594. Which states are without joy? Four consciousnesses accompanied by equanimity from wholesome kāmāvacara, eight from unwholesome, eleven from wholesome kāmāvacara resultant, seven from unwholesome resultant, six from functional, the fourth and fifth rūpāvacara jhānas from wholesome and resultant and functional and the four formless attainments, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, and the supra-mundane double-dukad-jhānas, from wholesome and resultant states, and rapture, and form, and Nibbāna— these phenomena are without rapture. 1595. Which phenomena are accompanied by rapture? From wholesome sense-sphere states, the four mind-moments accompanied by joy, from unwholesome states, the four, from wholesome sense-sphere resultant states, the five, from functional states, the five, the form-sphere double-trikad-jhānas, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the supra-mundane double-trikad-jhānas, from wholesome and resultant states, excluding the rapture arisen therein— these phenomena are accompanied by rapture. 1596. Which phenomena are not accompanied by rapture? From wholesome sense-sphere states, the four mind-moments accompanied by equanimity, from unwholesome states, the eight, from wholesome sense-sphere resultant states, the eleven, from unwholesome resultant states, the seven, from functional states, the six, the form-sphere double-dukad-jhānas, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the four formless attainments, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the supra-mundane double-dukad-jhānas, from wholesome and resultant states, and rapture, and form, and Nibbāna— these phenomena are not accompanied by rapture. 1597. Which phenomena are accompanied by pleasure? From wholesome sense-sphere states, the four mind-moments accompanied by joy, from unwholesome states, the four, from wholesome sense-sphere resultant states, the six, from functional states, the five, the form-sphere trikad-catukkad-jhānas, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the supra-mundane trikad-catukkad-jhānas, from wholesome and resultant states, excluding the pleasure arisen therein— these phenomena are accompanied by pleasure. 1598. Which phenomena are not accompanied by pleasure? From wholesome sense-sphere states, the four mind-moments accompanied by equanimity, from unwholesome states, the eight, from wholesome sense-sphere resultant states, the ten, from unwholesome resultant states, the seven, from functional states, the six, the form-sphere fourth jhāna, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the four formless attainments, from wholesome, resultant, and functional states, the supra-mundane fourth jhāna, from wholesome and resultant states, and pleasure, and form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not accompanied by pleasure. 1599. Which phenomena are accompanied by equanimity? From kamavacara wholesome, four mind-arisings accompanied by equanimity, from unwholesome, six, from the result of kamavacara wholesome, ten, from the result of unwholesome, six, from functional, six, the fourth rūpāvacara jhāna from wholesome, and from result, and from functional, the four immaterial attainments from wholesome, and from result, and from functional, the supramundane fourth jhāna from wholesome, and from result, excluding the equanimity arisen therein – these phenomena are accompanied by equanimity. 1600. Which phenomena are not accompanied by equanimity? From kamavacara wholesome, four mind-arisings accompanied by joy, from unwholesome, six, from the result of kamavacara wholesome, six, from the result of unwholesome, one, from functional, five, the rūpāvacara triple and quadruple jhānas from wholesome, and from result, and from functional, the supramundane triple and quadruple jhānas from wholesome, and from result, and equanimity, and form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not accompanied by equanimity. 1601. Which phenomena are of the sense-sphere? Kamavacara wholesome, unwholesome, all results of kamavacara, kamavacara functional indeterminate, and all form – these phenomena are of the sense-sphere. 1602. Which phenomena are not of the sense-sphere? Rūpāvacara, arūpāvacara, and unincluded – these phenomena are not of the sense-sphere. 1603. Which phenomena are of the form-sphere? The rūpāvacara quadruple and quintuple jhānas from wholesome, and from result, and from functional – these phenomena are of the form-sphere. 1604. Which phenomena are not of the form-sphere? Kāmāvacara, arūpāvacara, and unincluded – these phenomena are not of the form-sphere. 1605. Which phenomena are of the formless-sphere? The four immaterial attainments from wholesome, and from result, and from functional – these phenomena are of the formless-sphere. 1606. Which phenomena are not of the formless-sphere? Kāmāvacara, rūpāvacara, and unincluded – these phenomena are not of the formless-sphere. 1607. Which phenomena are included? Wholesome in the three planes, unwholesome, in the three b Results in the realms, functional-undetermined in the three realms, and all form –