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also arise in the ¤àõà-kadàci way. Karunà arises only when
one is having compassion for someone; otherwise it does
not. Mudità arises only when one is rejoicing over
someone’s success or prosperity; otherwise it does not.
Applications
1 A man is angry because the food served by his wife is
not good. What is the type of this man’s citta and what
are the cetasikas that associate with that citta?
Since the man is angry, he is having dosa-måla citta. The
name of this citta is “Domananassa-sahagataü patighasampayuttaü
asaïkhàrika citta”.
The cetasikas that associate with this cittas are 12
a¤¤asamàna cetasikas (pãti being excepted), 4 akusalasàdhàraõa
cetasikas and dosa. Issà, macchariya and kukkucca
do not associate with this citta.
2 One feels bad because another person gets a better job
than oneself. What is the type of this citta and what are
its concomitants?
The name of the citta is the same as above. But now one
is envying another’s success, so issà will also associate
with the citta in addition of 17 cetasikas mentioned above.
3 One feels uneasy because one does not want to share
one’s office with a new comer. What is the type of this
citta and what are the cetasikas that associate with the
citta?
Again the citta is “domanassa-sahagatam pañigha sampayuttaü
asaïkkhàrika dosa-måla citta”.
The cetasikas that associate with this citta are 12