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5 Diññhànusaya – false views; it is diññhi-cetasika present in
the 4 lobha-måla diññhi-sampayutta cittas.
6 Vicikicchànusaya – sceptical doubts; it is vicikicchà-cetasika
present in moha-måla vicikicchà-sampayutta citta.
7 Avijjànusaya – ignorance; it is moha present in the 12
akusala cittas.
8 Ten Saüyojanas (Ten Fetters)
‘Saüyojana’ means fetter that binds beings to the wheel of existence
and to the rounds of misery. There are ten fetters which
bind each individual to the wheel of existence.
a Ten Fetters according to Sutta Pitaka:
1 Kàmaràga-saüyojana – attachment to sense-objects,
2 Råparàga-saüyojana – attachment to råpa-jhànas and
råpa-existence,
3 Aråparàga-saüyojana – attachment to aråpa-jhàna and
aråpa-existence,
4 Pañighà-saüyojana – ill-will or hatred,
5 Màna-saüyojana – pride,
6 Diññhi-saüyojana – false views,
7 Silabbata-paràmàsa-saüyojana – adherence to the false
view that one becomes pure by bovine and canine
morality or by rites and ceremonies,
8 Vicikicchà-saüyojana – sceptical doubt,
9 Uddhacca-saüyojana – restlessness,
10 Avijjà-saüyojana – ignorance.
The essential elements for the above ten fetters are lobha
(for 1,2,3), dosa, màna, diññhi (for 6, 7), vicikicchà, uddhacca and
moha, i.e., 7 cetasikas in all.