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6 Nibbidà-¤àõa
The knowledge of disgust in nàma-råpa as they have
been known to be unsatisfactory;
7 Muncitukamyatà-¤àõa
The knowledge of the desire to escape from the
entanglement of nàma-råpa;
8 Pañisankhà-¤àõa
The knowledge to re-investigate nàma-råpa and the five
aggregates of existence in order to escape there from;
9 Saïkhàrupakkhà-¤àõa
The knowledge of equanimity towards nàma-råpa and
conditioned things;
10 Anuloma-¤àõa
The knowledge of adaptation to the Path.
Threefold Vimokkha (Three Ways of Emancipation)
‘Vimokkha’ means ‘emancipation, liberation or deliverance’. It
refers to the emancipation from the entanglement of nàma-råpa,
i.e. from the round of rebirth or the saüsàra of misery.
Here ‘vimokkha’ stands for magga-phala (the Path and its
Fruition) which has emancipated from defilements (kilesas).
1 Su¤¤ata-vimokkha – emancipation through the concept
of void by anattànupassana.
‘Su¤¤ata – void or emptiness’ here means the
absence of ‘atta’ or ‘self’ or any permanent entity in
nàma-råpa and the five aggregates of existence. The yogi
who practises anattànupassana realizes this concept of
void, and if he attains emancipation while practising
anattànupassana his magga-phala or emancipation is
known as ‘Su¤¤ata-vimokkha’.