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So the child’s citta is ‘upekkhà-sahagataü ¤àõa-vippayuttaü
asaïkhàrika mahàkusala citta’.
The cetasikas associated with the citta are 12 a¤¤asamàna
cetasikas (pãti being excepted), 19 sobhaõa-sàdhàraõa
cetasikas and karunà (total – 32).
8 A father gladly congratulates his son for the son’s
success in the examination. The father does not think
of kamma and its result at that instant.
So the father’s citta is ‘somanassa-sahagataü ¤àõavippayuttaü
asaïkhàrika mahàkusala citta.’
The cetasikas are 13 a¤¤asamàna cetasikas, 19 sobhaõasàdhàraõa
cetasikas and mudità (total – 33).
9 A man is being absorbed in the fourth jhàna by
meditating on the pañibhàga-nimitta of pathavã kasina.
What are the names of the citta and the concomitants
associated with the citta? The citta is ‘råpàvacara fourthjhàna
kusala-citta.’ It may be also called ‘sukh’ekaggatà
sahitaü catutthajjhàna kusala citta’.
The cetasikas associated with the citta are 10 a¤¤asamàna
cetasikas (vitakka, vicàra and pãti being excepted), 19
sobhaõa-sàdhàraõa cetasikas and pa¤¤indriya (total – 30).
10 What are the cetasikas that associate with the sotàpattiphala
citta which is accompanied by the first jhàna?
The cetasikas are 13 a¤¤asamàna cetasikas, 19 sobhaõasàdhàraõa
cetasikas, 3 virati cetasikas and pa¤¤indriya
(total – 36).
Doing the Impossible
In Abhidhamma, the Buddha has analysed the mind to its ultimate
components called citta and cetasikas. These components are the