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B01030215paṭisambhidāvibhaṅgo (three knowledges analysis treatise)

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neither wholesome nor unwholesome, and not karmic result, a pleasant abiding in this very life... completely transcending the sphere of nothingness, accompanied by the perception of neither-perception-nor-non-perception, and the abandoning of pleasure... one enters and abides in the fourth absorption, at that time there is contact... there is non-distraction. These phenomena are indeterminate. Knowledge concerning these phenomena is analytical insight into meaning. By whatever expression there is the designation of those phenomena... There is knowledge in the expression of Dhamma's terms, the analytical knowledge of language. By which knowledge one knows those knowledges: "These knowledges illuminate this meaning." Knowledge about knowledges is the analytical knowledge of ready wit. 746. Four analytical knowledges: analytical knowledge of meaning, analytical knowledge of Dhamma, analytical knowledge of language, analytical knowledge of ready wit. Three analytical knowledges arise from wholesome sense-sphere (kamma) in the four consciousness-arising associated with knowledge, and from functional (kamma) in the four consciousness-arising associated with knowledge. The analytical knowledge of meaning arises in these same states, and arises in the four paths and in the four fruits. The Abhidhamma analysis. 3. The Question Section 747. Four analytical knowledges: analytical knowledge of meaning, analytical knowledge of Dhamma, analytical knowledge of language, analytical knowledge of ready wit. 748. Of the four analytical knowledges, how many are wholesome? how many are unwholesome? how many are indeterminate? ... (and so on) ... how many are with support? how many are without support? 1. Triad 749. Some are wholesome, some are indeterminate. Some are associated with pleasant feeling, some are associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. Three analytical knowledges are sometimes of the nature to produce results, sometimes neither results nor of the nature to produce results. The analytical knowledge of meaning is sometimes a result, sometimes of the nature to produce results, sometimes neither a result nor of the nature to produce results. Three analytical knowledges are ungrasped but graspable. The analytical knowledge of meaning is sometimes ungrasped but graspable, sometimes ungrasped and ungraspable. Three analytical knowledges are undefiled and non-defiling. The analytical knowledge of meaning is sometimes undefiled but defiling, sometimes undefiled and non-defiling. Three analytical knowledges are with initial application and sustained application. The analytical knowledge of meaning is sometimes with initial application and sustained application, sometimes without initial application but with sustained application only, sometimes without initial application and without sustained application. Some are accompanied by joy, some are accompanied by happiness, some are accompanied by equanimity. Neither by seeing nor by development are they to be abandoned. Neither by seeing nor by development are their roots to be abandoned. Three analytical knowledges are sometimes leading to accumulation, sometimes not. The three analytical knowledges are neither leading to growth nor leading to decline; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be leading to growth, may be leading to decline, may be neither leading to growth nor leading to decline. The three analytical knowledges are neither of a trainee nor of one beyond training; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be of a trainee, may be of one beyond training, may be neither of a trainee nor of one beyond training. The three analytical knowledges are limited; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be limited, may be immeasurable. The analytical knowledge of language is of a limited object; The three analytical knowledges may be of a limited object, may be of an exalted object, may be of an immeasurable object. The three analytical knowledges are medium; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be medium, may be excellent. The three analytical knowledges are undetermined; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be fixed as right, may be undetermined. The analytical knowledge of language is not to be said as having the path as object, or having the path as cause, or having the path as dominant factor; The analytical knowledge of meaning is not having the path as object, may be having the path as cause, may be having the path as dominant factor, may be not to be said as having the path as cause, or having the path as dominant factor; The two analytical knowledges may be having the path as object, not having the path as cause, may be having the path as dominant factor, may be not to be said as having the path as object, or having the path as dominant factor. The three analytical knowledges may be arisen, may be unarisen, are not to be said as arising; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be arisen, may be unarisen, may be arising. May be past, may be future, may be present. The analytical knowledge of language is of a present object; The two analytical knowledges may be of a past object, may be of a future object, may be of a present object; The analytical knowledge of meaning may be of a past object, may be of a future object, may be of a present object, may be not to be said as of a past object, or of a future object, or of a present object. May be internal, may be external, may be internal and external. The analytical knowledge of language is of an external object; The three analytical knowledges may be of an internal object, may be of an external object, may be of an internal and external object. Unseen and without impingement. 2. Du What? 750. Roots, with roots, associated with roots, roots and with roots, roots and associated with roots, not to be said as not roots, with roots, nor as not roots, without roots. With condition, conditioned, non-manifesting, non-impinging, formless. The three discriminations are mundane; the discrimination of meaning may be mundane, may be supramundane, by some to be known, by some not to be known. Not influxes. The three discriminations are with influxes; the discrimination of meaning may be with influxes, may be without influxes. Disassociated from influxes. The three discriminations are not to be said as both influxes and with influxes, (but) with influxes and not influxes; the discrimination of meaning is not to be said as both an influx and with influxes, may be with influxes and not an influx, may not be said as with influxes and not an influx. Not to be said as both influxes and associated with influxes, nor as associated with influxes and not influxes. The three discriminations are disassociated from influxes, with influxes; the discrimination of meaning may be disassociated from influxes, with influxes, may be disassociated from influxes, without influxes. Not fetters… not ties… not floods… not yokes… not hindrances… not attachments… With object. Not mind, mental concomitants, associated with mind, conjoined with mind, arisen from mind, co-existent with mind, following the mind. Conjoined with mind, arisen from mind, conjoined with mind, arisen from mind, co-existent with mind, conjoined with mind, arisen from mind, following the mind, external, not clinging, not clung to. Not clingings… not defilements… Not to be abandoned by seeing. Not to be abandoned by development. Not having causes to be abandoned by seeing. Not having causes to be abandoned by development. The three discriminations are with initial application; the discrimination of meaning may be with initial application, may be without initial application. The three discriminations are with sustained application; the discrimination of meaning may be with sustained application, may be without sustained application. May be with rapture, may be without rapture. May be rapture. accompanied by joy, or not accompanied by joy. May be accompanied by happiness, or not accompanied by happiness. May be accompanied by equanimity, or not accompanied by equanimity. Three analytical knowledges are of the sense-sphere; the analytical knowledge of meaning may be of the sense-sphere, or may not be of the sense-sphere. Not of the form-sphere. Not of the formless-sphere. Three analytical knowledges are included; the analytical knowledge of meaning may be included, or may not be included. Three analytical knowledges are not leading to liberation; the analytical knowledge of meaning may be leading to liberation, or may not be leading to liberation. Three analytical knowledges are undetermined; the analytical knowledge of meaning may be determined, or may be undetermined. Three analytical knowledges have a superior; the analytical knowledge of meaning may have a superior, or may be unsurpassed. Without defilements. The section on questions. The Analysis of Analytical Knowledges is finished.

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