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Dosa – Pañigha – hatred or illwill
Kàmaràga – attachment to sense-objects.
4 Arahatta-magga – It is the fourth magga attainable by
yogis and it may be regarded as the fourth and last stage
of Sainthood. It annihilates all the remaining kilesas and
Fetters.
Ariyas (Noble Persons)
There are eight types of ariyas – namely, four maggaññha-persons
and four phalaññha-persons. The maggaññha-persons, however, exist
only for a conscious moment each, i.e., during the magga-citta
they are experiencing. After the dissolution of the magga-citta,
they become phalaññha-persons.
For example, a person is called sotàpatti-maggaññha person
while the sotàpatti-magga citta is arising in him. After the dissolution
of this citta, sotàpatti-phala citta arises in him and he is known
as a sotàpatti-phalaññha person or sotàpanna from this moment
onwards.
If a sotàpanna again undertakes vipassanà meditation, he will
attain sakadàgàmi-magga in due course. During this second maggacitta,
he is called a sakadàgàmi-maggaññha person. After the
dissolution of this citta, sakadàgàmi-phala citta arises in him and
he is known as a sakadàgàmi-phalaññha person or sakadàgàmi from
this moment onwards.
A sakadàgàmi may again undertake vipassanà meditation.
When he attains the third magga, he is known as an anagamimaggaññha
person while that magga-citta last. As soon as the maggacitta
dissolves, anàgàmi-phala citta arises in him and he is called an
anàgàmi-phalaññha person or anàgàmi from that moment onwards.