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 1  Int     |        an enjoyable taste of the mental states that the words depict),
 2    1(1)  |    conveys knowledge of ideas or mental objects (two possible meanings
 3    1(1)  |         meant in its role as the mental factor responsible for the
 4    1(1)  |      intention, shaping not only mental events, but also physical
 5    1(11) |             12: Wrong resolves = mental resolves for sensuality,
 6    1(11) |    harmfulness. Right resolves = mental resolves for freedom from
 7    2(22) |         abandons the first three mental fetters tying one to the
 8    3(39) |      that he/she has none of the mental defilements -- passion,
 9    7(92) |          process of physical and mental causality that he/she is
10   10     |         body, grave illness,~    mental derangement, trouble with
11   17(231)|      harsh speech, idle chatter. Mental misconduct = covetousness,
12   17     |     restrained.~Having abandoned mental misconduct,~live conducting
13   21(301)|       feelings, mind states, and mental qualities in and of themselves),
14   21(301)|       and avoid evil, unskillful mental qualities, and to foster
15   21(301)|          and strengthen skillful mental qualities), the four bases
16 Notes    |       who developed the pitch of mental strengths and abilities
17  Glo     |           feelings, perceptions (mental labels), thought-fabrications,
18  Glo     | phenomenon in and of itself; (2) mental quality; (3) doctrine, teaching; (
19  Glo     |         the heightened powers of mental vision needed to perceive
20  Glo     |       applied to physical and to mental processes, as well as to
21  Glo     |     single physical sensation or mental notion which is then expanded
22  Glo     |     applies both to physical and mental phenomena, ranging from
23  Glo     |          of even the most subtle mental or physical fabrications.