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Majjhima Nikaya

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1 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness as the sphere of the infinitude 2 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness 3 1 (3) | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness, the sphere of nothingness, & 4 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness as the sphere of the infinitude 5 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness 6 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness as the sphere of the infinitude 7 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness 8 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness as the sphere of the infinitude 9 1, Text | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness 10 7 (1) | at the phases of rebirth(-consciousness) and the (sub-conscious) 11 8, 1 | infinite space, thinking: 'Consciousness is infinite,' some monk 12 8, 1 | in the sphere of infinite consciousness; and he then might think: ' 13 8, 1 | transcending the sphere of infinite consciousness, some monk enters and abides 14 9, 9 | volition as the third; and consciousness as the fourth. With the 15 9, 19 | mentality-materiality. With the arising of consciousness there is the arising of 16 9, 19 | mentality-materiality. With the cessation of consciousness there is the cessation of 17 9, 20 | Consciousness)~56. Saying, "Good, friend," 18 9, 20 | noble disciple understands consciousness, the origin of consciousness, 19 9, 20 | consciousness, the origin of consciousness, the cessation of consciousness, 20 9, 20 | consciousness, the cessation of consciousness, and the way leading to 21 9, 20 | leading to the cessation of consciousness, in that way he is one of 22 9, 20 | Dhamma. ~58. "And what is consciousness, what is the origin of consciousness, 23 9, 20 | consciousness, what is the origin of consciousness, what is the cessation of 24 9, 20 | what is the cessation of consciousness, what is the way leading 25 9, 20 | leading to the cessation of consciousness? There are these six classes 26 9, 20 | are these six classes of consciousness: eye-consciousness, ear-consciousness, 27 9, 20 | there is the arising of consciousness. With the cessation of formations 28 9, 20 | there is the cessation of consciousness. The way leading to the 29 9, 20 | leading to the cessation of consciousness is just this Noble Eightfold 30 9, 20 | disciple has thus understood consciousness, the origin of consciousness, 31 9, 20 | consciousness, the origin of consciousness, the cessation of consciousness, 32 9, 20 | consciousness, the cessation of consciousness, and the way leading to 33 9, 20 | leading to the cessation of consciousness... he here and now makes 34 10, 3 | fabrications... Such is consciousness, such its origination, such 35 10a, 5 | he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness, ardent, 36 10a, 5 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness, ardent, clearly comprehending ( 37 10a, 7 | The Contemplation of Consciousness~"And how, O bhikkhus, does 38 10a, 7 | bhikkhu live contemplating consciousness in consciousness? ~"Here, 39 10a, 7 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness? ~"Here, O bhikkhus, a bhikkhu 40 10a, 7 | bhikkhu understands the consciousness with lust, as with lust; 41 10a, 7 | lust, as with lust; the consciousness without lust, as without 42 10a, 7 | lust, as without lust; the consciousness with hate, as with hate; 43 10a, 7 | hate, as with hate; the consciousness without hate, as without 44 10a, 7 | hate, as without hate; the consciousness with ignorance, as with 45 10a, 7 | as with ignorance; the consciousness without ignorance, as without 46 10a, 7 | ignorance; the shrunken state of consciousness, as the shrunken state; 47 10a, 7 | the distracted state of consciousness, as the distracted state; 48 10a, 7 | distracted state; the state of consciousness become great, as the state 49 10a, 7 | become great; the state of consciousness not become great, as the 50 10a, 7 | become great; the state of consciousness with some other mental state 51 10a, 7 | mentally higher; the state of consciousness with no other mental state 52 10a, 7 | higher; the quieted state of consciousness, as the quieted state; the 53 10a, 7 | quieted state; the state of consciousness not quieted, as the state 54 10a, 7 | quieted; the freed state of consciousness as freed; and the unfreed 55 10a, 7 | and the unfreed state of consciousness, as unfreed. ~"Thus he lives 56 10a, 7 | Thus he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally, 57 10a, 7 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally, or he lives 58 10a, 7 | or he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness externally, 59 10a, 7 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness externally, or he lives 60 10a, 7 | or he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally 61 10a, 7 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally and externally. 62 10a, 7 | contemplating origination-things in consciousness, or he lives contemplating 63 10a, 7 | contemplating dissolution-things in consciousness, or he lives contemplating 64 10a, 7 | origination-and-dissolution-things in consciousness. Or his mindfulness is established 65 10a, 7 | established with the thought: 'Consciousness exists,' to the extent necessary 66 10a, 7 | bhikkhu lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness." ~ ~ 67 10a, 7 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness." ~ ~ 68 10a, 8 | the formations. Thus is consciousness; thus is the arising of 69 10a, 8 | thus is the arising of consciousness; and thus is the disappearance 70 10a, 8 | is the disappearance of consciousness.' ~Thus he lives contemplating 71 10a, 8 | comes to be. He understands consciousness and mental objects and the 72 10a, 8 | arises dependent on both (consciousness and mental objects); he 73 10b | he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness,2 ardent, 74 10b | contemplating consciousness in consciousness,2 ardent, clearly comprehending 75 10b (2) | Mind (Pali citta, also consciousness or viññana) in this connection 76 10b (2) | mental contents or factors of consciousness making up the single states 77 10b, 12 | III. The Contemplation of Consciousness~And how, monks, does a monk 78 10b, 12 | monk live contemplating consciousness in consciousness? ~Herein, 79 10b, 12 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness? ~Herein, monks, a monk 80 10b, 12 | monks, a monk knows the consciousness with lust, as with lust; 81 10b, 12 | lust, as with lust; the consciousness without lust, as without 82 10b, 12 | lust, as without lust; the consciousness with hate, as with hate; 83 10b, 12 | hate, as with hate; the consciousness without hate, as without 84 10b, 12 | hate, as without hate; the consciousness with ignorance, as with 85 10b, 12 | as with ignorance; the consciousness without ignorance, as without 86 10b, 12 | ignorance; the shrunken state of consciousness, as the shrunken state;13 87 10b, 12 | the distracted state of consciousness, as the distracted state;14 88 10b, 12 | the developed state of consciousness as the developed state;15 89 10b, 12 | the undeveloped state of consciousness as the undeveloped state;16 90 10b (15) | The consciousness of the meditative absorptions 91 10b, 12 | undeveloped state;16 the state of consciousness with some other mental state 92 10b (16) | The ordinary consciousness of the sensuous state of 93 10b, 12 | mentally higher;17 the state of consciousness with no other mental state 94 10b (17) | The consciousness of the sensuous state of 95 10b, 12 | the concentrated state of consciousness, as the concentrated state; 96 10b, 12 | unconcentrated state of consciousness, as the unconcentrated state; 97 10b, 12 | state; the freed state of consciousness, as the freed state;19 and 98 10b (18) | The consciousness of the fine-corporeal and 99 10b, 12 | and the unfreed state of consciousness as the unfreed state. ~Thus 100 10b, 12 | Thus he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally, 101 10b, 12 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally, or he lives 102 10b, 12 | or he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness externally, 103 10b, 12 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness externally, or he lives 104 10b, 12 | or he lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally 105 10b, 12 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness internally and externally. 106 10b, 12 | contemplating origination factors in consciousness, or he lives contemplating 107 10b, 12 | contemplating dissolution-factors in consciousness, or he lives contemplating 108 10b, 12 | origination-and-dissolution factors in consciousness.20 Or his mindfulness is 109 10b, 12 | established with the thought, "Consciousness exists," to the extent necessary 110 10b, 12 | monk lives contemplating consciousness in consciousness. ~ ~ 111 10b, 12 | contemplating consciousness in consciousness. ~ ~ 112 10b, 13 | disappearance of formations. Thus is consciousness; thus is the arising of 113 10b, 13 | thus is the arising of consciousness; and thus is the disappearance 114 10b, 13 | is the disappearance of consciousness." ~Thus he lives contemplating 115 10b (23) | for feeling (Note 12); for consciousness, the same as for the contemplation 116 10b (23) | for the contemplation of consciousness (Note 20). ~ 117 11 | Mentality-materiality has consciousness as its source... Consciousness 118 11 | consciousness as its source... Consciousness has what as its source...? 119 11 | has what as its source...? Consciousness has formations as its source... 120 14, TrInt| experience that DN 11 calls consciousness without feature, luminous 121 20a | is intent on the higher consciousness. What five? ~When evil unskillful 122 41, Text | consisting of the infinity of consciousness...~41. ...of the gods of 123 44, Text | as a clinging-aggregate, consciousness as a clinging-aggregate. 124 44, Text | the self... ~"He assumes consciousness to be the self, or the self 125 44, Text | or the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 126 44, Text | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 127 44, Text | self, or the self as in consciousness. This is how self-identification 128 44, Text | He does not assume consciousness to be the self, or the self 129 44, Text | or the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 130 44, Text | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 131 44, Text | self, or the self as in consciousness. This is how self-identification 132 72 | fabrications... such is consciousness, such its origin, such its 133 72 | mental fabrication... ~"Any consciousness by which one describing 134 72 | from the classification of consciousness, Vaccha, the Tathagata is 135 75 | just fabrications... just consciousness that I was clinging to. 136 105 | space & the infinitude of consciousness] is going on, he does not 137 105 | space and the infinitude of consciousness] is going on, he does not 138 107, 5 | Mindfulness and clear consciousness~"As soon, brahman, as a 139 107, 5 | of mindfulness and clear consciousness, acting with clear consciousness 140 107, 5 | consciousness, acting with clear consciousness whether you are approaching 141 107, 5 | departing, acting with clear consciousness whether you are looking 142 107, 5 | round, acting with clear consciousness whether you are bending 143 107, 5 | arms], acting with clear consciousness whether you are carrying 144 107, 5 | robe, acting with clear consciousness whether you are eating, 145 107, 5 | savoring, acting with clear consciousness whether you are obeying 146 107, 5 | nature, acting with clear consciousness whether you are walking, 147 107, 6 | of mindfulness and clear consciousness, the Tathagata disciplines 148 107, 7 | their mindfulness and clear consciousness." ~When this had been said, 149 109 | perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate." ~" 150 109 | perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate." ~ 151 109 | fabrications... such a consciousness in the future. This is how 152 109 | of fabrication. Whatever consciousness is past, future, or present; 153 109 | called the aggregate of consciousness.1 This is the extent to 154 109 (1) | One form of consciousness apparently does not come 155 109 (1) | come under the aggregate of consciousness. This is termed viññanam 156 109 (1) | viññanam anidassanam -- consciousness without a surface, or consciousness 157 109 (1) | consciousness without a surface, or consciousness without feature. MN 49 says 158 109 (1) | says specifically that this consciousness does not partake of the " 159 109 (1) | definition of the aggregate of consciousness states that this aggregate 160 109 (1) | this aggregate includes all consciousness, "past, present, or future... 161 109 (1) | SN XXII.97 says that no consciousness is eternal, "eternal" is 162 109 (1) | not apply to this form of consciousness. ~ 163 109 | perception... fabrications... consciousness?" ~"Monk, the four great 164 109 | delineation of the aggregate of consciousness." ~Saying, "Very good, lord," 165 109 | fabrications. He assumes consciousness to be the self, or the self 166 109 | or the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 167 109 | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 168 109 | self, or the self as in consciousness. ~"This, monk, is how self-identity 169 109 | self... He does not assume consciousness to be the self, or the self 170 109 | or the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 171 109 | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 172 109 | self, or the self as in consciousness. ~"This, monk, is how self-identity 173 109 | perception... fabrications... consciousness? What is its drawback? What 174 109 | joy arises dependent on consciousness: that is the allure of consciousness. 175 109 | consciousness: that is the allure of consciousness. The fact that consciousness 176 109 | consciousness. The fact that consciousness is inconstant, stressful, 177 109 | that is the drawback of consciousness. The subduing of desire & 178 109 | of desire & passion for consciousness: that is the escape from 179 109 | that is the escape from consciousness." ~Saying, "Very good, lord," 180 109 | to this body endowed with consciousness, and with regard to all 181 109 | whatsoever... ~"One sees any consciousness whatsoever -- past, future, 182 109 | sublime; far or near -- every consciousness -- as it actually is with 183 109 | to this body endowed with consciousness, and with regard to all 184 109 | fabrications are not-self, consciousness is not-self. Then what self 185 109 | fabrications are not-self, consciousness is not-self. Then what self 186 109 | do you think, monks -- Is consciousness constant or inconstant?" " 187 109 | fabrications whatsoever... ~"Any consciousness whatsoever that is past, 188 109 | sublime; far or near: every consciousness is to be seen as it actually 189 109 | fabrications, disenchanted with consciousness. Disenchanted, he becomes 190 116 (8) | perceptions; formations and consciousness. ~ 191 121, 11 | The Infinitude of Consciousness)~"Further, Ananda, the monk -- 192 121, 11 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness. His mind takes pleasure, 193 121, 11 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness. ~"He discerns that 'Whatever 194 121, 11 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness.' He discerns that 'This 195 121, 11 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness.' Thus he regards it as 196 121, 12 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness -- attends to the singleness 197 121, 12 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness are not present. There is 198 121, 12 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness. There is only this non-emptiness: 199 121, 13 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness, not attending to the perception 200 121, 13 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness are not present. Whatever 201 121, 13 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness. This mode of perception 202 125, 21 | Mindfulness and clear consciousness)~"And when, Aggivessana, 203 125, 21 | of mindfulness and clear consciousness. Be one who acts with clear 204 125, 21 | one who acts with clear consciousness...(as above)... talking, 205 125, 22 | of mindfulness and clear consciousness, then the Tathagata disciplines 206 131, Text | In the past I had such a consciousness.' This is called chasing 207 131, Text | In the past I had such a consciousness.' This is called not chasing 208 131, Text | future I might have such a consciousness.' This is called placing 209 131, Text | future I might have such a consciousness.' This is called not placing 210 131, Text | thought-fabrications. ~"He/she sees consciousness as self, or self as possessing 211 131, Text | self, or self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 212 131, Text | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in self, or self as in 213 131, Text | as in self, or self as in consciousness. This is called being taken 214 131, Text | thought-fabrications. ~"He/she does not see consciousness as self, or self as possessing 215 131, Text | self, or self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 216 131, Text | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in self, or self as in 217 131, Text | as in self, or self as in consciousness. This ~You shouldn't chase 218 136 (8) | moments of a dying person's consciousness. At that time one should 219 138 | in such a way that, his consciousness neither externally scattered & 220 138 | unagitated. When -- his consciousness neither externally scattered & 221 138 | in such a way that, his consciousness neither externally scattered & 222 138 | unagitated. When -- his consciousness neither externally scattered & 223 138 | in such a way that, his consciousness neither externally scattered & 224 138 | unagitated. When -- his consciousness neither externally scattered & 225 138 | meaning to be this: ~"How is consciousness said to be scattered & diffused? 226 138 | is seen with the eye, and consciousness follows the drift of (lit.: ' 227 138 | of the theme of the form: Consciousness is said to be externally 228 138 | with the intellect, and consciousness follows the drift of the 229 138 | of the theme of the idea: Consciousness is said to be externally 230 138 | diffused. ~"And how is consciousness said not to be externally 231 138 | is seen with the eye, and consciousness does not follow the drift 232 138 | of the theme of the form: Consciousness is said not to be externally 233 138 | with the intellect, and consciousness does not follow the drift 234 138 | of the theme of the idea: Consciousness is said not to be externally 235 138 | thought & evaluation. His consciousness follows the drift of the 236 138 | internal assurance. His consciousness follows the drift of the 237 138 | pleasurable abiding.' His consciousness follows the drift of the 238 138 | neither pleasure nor pain. His consciousness follows the drift of the 239 138 | thought & evaluation. His consciousness does not follow the drift 240 138 | internal assurance. His consciousness does not follow the drift 241 138 | pleasurable abiding.' His consciousness does not follow the drift 242 138 | neither pleasure nor pain. His consciousness does not follow the drift 243 138 | instability of his form, consciousness alters in accordance with 244 138 | the self... ~"He assumes consciousness to be the self, of the self 245 138 | of the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 246 138 | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 247 138 | self, or the self as in consciousness. His consciousness changes & 248 138 | as in consciousness. His consciousness changes & is unstable. Because 249 138 | change & instability of his consciousness, consciousness alters in 250 138 | instability of his consciousness, consciousness alters in accordance with 251 138 | accordance with the change in the consciousness. With the concomitant arising 252 138 | changes & is unstable, but consciousness does not for that reason 253 138 | He does not assume consciousness to be the self, or the self 254 138 | or the self as possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in 255 138 | possessing consciousness, or consciousness as in the self, or the self 256 138 | self, or the self as in consciousness. His consciousness changes & 257 138 | as in consciousness. His consciousness changes & is unstable, but 258 138 | changes & is unstable, but consciousness does not for that reason 259 138 | accordance with the change in consciousness. His mind is not consumed 260 138 | in such a way that, his consciousness neither externally scattered & 261 138 | unagitated. When -- his consciousness neither externally scattered & 262 140 | the space property, the consciousness property. 'A person has 263 140 | the space property, the consciousness property. ~"And what is 264 140 | mind. ~"There remains only consciousness: pure & bright. What does 265 140 | does one cognize with that consciousness? One cognizes 'pleasure.' 266 140 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness... 267 140 | sphere of the infinitude of consciousness... the sphere of nothingness... 268 148 | known. The six classes of consciousness should be known. The six 269 148 | sextet. ~"'The six classes of consciousness should be known.' Thus it 270 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. Dependent on 271 148 | ear & sounds there arises consciousness at the ear. Dependent on 272 148 | nose & aromas there arises consciousness at the nose. Dependent on 273 148 | tongue & flavors there arises consciousness at the tongue. Dependent 274 148 | sensations there arises consciousness at the body. Dependent on 275 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. 'The six 276 148 | intellect. 'The six classes of consciousness should be known.' Thus it 277 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. The meeting 278 148 | ear & sounds there arises consciousness at the ear. The meeting 279 148 | nose & aromas there arises consciousness at the nose. The meeting 280 148 | tongue & flavors there arises consciousness at the tongue. The meeting 281 148 | sensations there arises consciousness at the body. The meeting 282 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. The meeting 283 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. The meeting 284 148 | ear & sounds there arises consciousness at the ear. The meeting 285 148 | nose & aromas there arises consciousness at the nose. The meeting 286 148 | tongue & flavors there arises consciousness at the tongue. The meeting 287 148 | sensations there arises consciousness at the body. The meeting 288 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. The meeting 289 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. The meeting 290 148 | ear & sounds there arises consciousness at the ear. The meeting 291 148 | nose & aromas there arises consciousness at the nose. The meeting 292 148 | tongue & flavors there arises consciousness at the tongue. The meeting 293 148 | sensations there arises consciousness at the body. The meeting 294 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. The meeting 295 148 | If anyone were to say, 'Consciousness at the eye is the self,' 296 148 | not-self, forms are not-self, consciousness at the eye is not-self. 297 148 | not-self, forms are not-self, consciousness at the eye is not-self, 298 148 | not-self, forms are not-self, consciousness at the eye is not-self, 299 148 | not-self, forms are not-self, consciousness at the eye is not-self, 300 148 | If anyone were to say, 'Consciousness at the intellect is the 301 148 | not-self, ideas are not-self, consciousness at the intellect is not-self. 302 148 | not-self, ideas are not-self, consciousness at the intellect is not-self, 303 148 | not-self, ideas are not-self, consciousness at the intellect is not-self, 304 148 | not-self, ideas are not-self, consciousness at the intellect is not-self, 305 148 | forms... One assumes about consciousness at the eye... One assumes 306 148 | ideas... One assumes about consciousness at the intellect... One 307 148 | forms... One assumes about consciousness at the eye... One assumes 308 148 | ideas... One assumes about consciousness at the intellect... One 309 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. The meeting 310 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. The meeting 311 148 | eye & forms there arises consciousness at the eye. The meeting 312 148 | intellect & ideas there arises consciousness at the intellect. The meeting 313 148 | forms, disenchanted with consciousness at the eye, disenchanted 314 148 | ideas, disenchanted with consciousness at the intellect, disenchanted 315 149 | knowing, not seeing forms... consciousness at the eye... contact at 316 149 | with the eye... forms... consciousness at the eye... contact at 317 149 | knowing, not seeing ideas... consciousness at the intellect... contact 318 149 | the intellect... ideas... consciousness at the intellect... contact 319 149 | knowing & seeing forms... consciousness at the eye... contact at 320 149 | with the eye... forms... consciousness at the eye... contact at 321 149 | perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate. 322 149 | knowing & seeing ideas... consciousness at the intellect... contact 323 149 | the intellect... ideas... consciousness at the intellect... contact 324 149 | perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate.


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