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B01030302dutiyanayo (second kind)

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English

Second Method Explanation of terms Included and not included 171. The phenomena that are the eye-base, the phenomena that are the tangible-base, the phenomena that are the eye-element, the phenomena that are the tangible-element, are included in the aggregate collection, not included in the base collection, not included in the element collection. By how many aggregates, by how many bases, by how many elements are these phenomena not included? These phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by two bases, by eight elements. 172. The phenomena that are the eye-consciousness element, the phenomena that are the ear-consciousness element, the phenomena that are the nose-consciousness element, the phenomena that are the tongue-consciousness element, the phenomena that are the body-consciousness element, the phenomena that are the mind-element, the phenomena that are the mind-consciousness element, are included in the aggregate collection, not included in the base collection, not included in the element collection. By how many aggregates, by how many bases, by how many elements are these phenomena not included? These phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by eleven bases, by twelve elements. 173. The phenomena that are the eye-faculty, the phenomena that are the ear-faculty, the phenomena that are the nose-faculty, the phenomena that are the tongue-faculty, the phenomena that are the body-faculty, the phenomena that are the female-faculty, the phenomena that are the male-faculty, are included in the aggregate collection, not included in the base collection, not included in the element collection. By how many aggregates, by how many bases, by how many elements are these phenomena not included? These phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by two bases, by eight elements. 174. The phenomena that are the non-percipient existence, the phenomena that are the one-constituent existence, are included in the aggregate collection, not included in the base collection, not included in the element collection. By how many aggregates, by how many bases, by how many elements are these phenomena not included? These phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by three bases, by nine elements. 175. The phenomena that are lamentation, the phenomena that are visible and with impact, are included in the aggregate collection, not included in the base collection, not included in the element collection. By how many aggregates, by how many bases, by how many elements are these phenomena not included? These phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by two bases, by eight elements. 176. The phenomena that are invisible and with impact, are included in the aggregate collection. Not included by sense-sphere inclusion, not included by element inclusion... those phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by ten sense-spheres, by sixteen elements. 177. By visible phenomena, those phenomena included by aggregate inclusion, not included by sense-sphere inclusion, not included by element inclusion... those phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by two sense-spheres, by eight elements. 178. By phenomena with impingement, those phenomena... by phenomena with clinging, those phenomena included by aggregate inclusion, not included by sense-sphere inclusion, not included by element inclusion, by how many aggregates, by how many sense-spheres, by how many elements are they not included? Those phenomena are not included by four aggregates, by eleven sense-spheres, by seventeen elements. Ten sense-spheres, seventeen elements, Seven faculties, the non-percipient existence, the one-constituent existence; Lamentation, visible and with impingement, Invisible, again with impingement, clinging. The second explanation of terms: Included and Not Included.

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