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Such a phenomenon – either prenascent or co-nascent –
which through its not-disappearance is a condition for other
phenomena to arise is called ‘non-disappearance condition’.
Applications of 24 Conditions
The operations of the 24 conditions (paccayas) in mental and
corporeal phenomena are illustrated in Paññhàna-Niddesa Pàëi. This
Pàëi is often recited singly or in groups as form of veneration
(påjà) to Lord Buddha’s Sabba¤¤uta-¤àõa (Omniscience).
Many wish to understand the meanings of this Pàëi. Without
the background of Abhidhamma, however, it would be very hard
to understand them. But with the knowledge we have so far
acquired from this book, it would not be difficult to understand
them. A direct translation of the Paññhàna-Niddesa Pàëi will be given
to enable the reader to understand the meanings in reciting the
Pàëi.
Paññhàna Pali
1 Paccayuddeso
Hetupaccayo, àrammaõapaccayo, adhipatipaccayo, anantarapaccayo,
samanantarapaccayo, sahajàtapaccayo, a¤¤ama¤¤apaccayo,
nissayapaccayo, upanissayapaccayo, purejàtapaccayo,
pacchàjàtapaccayo, àsevanapaccayo, kammapaccayo, vipàkapaccayo,
àhàrapaccayo, indriyapaccayo, jhànapaccayo, maggapaccayo,
sampayuttapaccayo, vippayuttapaccayo, atthipaccayo,
natthipaccayo, vigatapaccayo, avigatapaccayoti.