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a¤¤asamàna cetasikas (pãti being excepted), 4 akusalasàdhàraõa
cetasikas, dosa and macchariya (total – 18)
4 A lady is paying homage to a pagoda with joy and with
knowledge of kamma. What are her citta and the
concomitants associated with it?
Her citta is ‘somanassa-sahagataü ¤àõa-sampayuttaü
asaïkhàrika mahàkusala citta’.
The cetasikas associated with the citta are 13 a¤¤asamàna
cetasikas, 19 sobhaõa-sàdhàraõa cetasikas and pa¤¤indriya.
(Viratis and appaman¤¤às do not associate with this citta.)
5 A little girl unwillingly admits to her mother that she
has taken 5 kyats from the mother’s purse; she has no
joy and no knowledge of kamma at that instant. What
are her citta and the cetasikas associated with it?
The girl’s citta is “upekkhà-sahagataü ¤àõa-vipayuttaõ
sasaïkhàrika mahàkusala citta”.
The cetasikas are 12 a¤¤asamàna cetasikas (pãti being
excepted) 19 sobhaõa-sàdhàraõa cetasikas and sammà-vàcà
(total – 32).
6 On knowing kamma and its result, a fisherman stops
fishing for his livelihood, though reluctantly. What are
his citta and the concomitants?
His citta is ‘upekkhà-sahagataü ¤àõa-sampayuttaü
sasaïkhàrika mahàkusala citta’.
The cetasikas are 12 a¤¤asamàna cetasikas (pãti being
excepted), 19 sobhaõa-sàdhàraõa cetasikas, pa¤¤indriya and
sammà-àjãva (total – 33).
7 A child feels pity for a dog which has been hit by a car.
The child has no joy and no knowledge of kamma at the
time.