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Bha– “Ti–Na–Da–Pa–Ca–Sam–Na–Vo–Ja–Ja–Ja–Ja–Ja–Ja–Ja–Da–Da–” Bha–…<br />

ooo ooo ooo<br />

! ! !<br />

uppàda appear<br />

dissolve<br />

Explanation<br />

Bha: bhavaïga – life-continuum<br />

At first there is a stream of bhavaïga cittas (lifecontinuum)<br />

(the small circles represent three small<br />

instants that make up a cittakkhana).<br />

Ti: atàta-bhavaïga – past bhavaïga<br />

At the arising, instant of this citta, the visible object<br />

and the cakkhu-pasàda arise simultaneously. This is<br />

the arising instant (uppàda) of råpàrammaõa (visible<br />

object).<br />

Na: bhavaïga-calàna – vibrating life-continuum<br />

At the arising instant of this citta, råpà-rammaõa<br />

appears (becomes distinct) at cakkhu-pasàda (eye-door)<br />

Note that atimahantàrammaõa takes one cittakkhaõa for<br />

its full development after uppàda.<br />

Da: bhavaïgupaccheda – arresting life-continuum<br />

Bhavaïga-stream is cut off after the dissolution of this<br />

citta.<br />

Pa: pa¤ca-dvàràvajjana – five-door-adverting consciousness<br />

It is always the first citta in the cognitive series of<br />

pa¤ca-dvàra vãthis. It adverts the consciousness stream<br />

towards the sense-door.<br />

Ca: cakkhu-vi¤¤àna – eye consciousness<br />

It sees the visible object. It makes the sense impression

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