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Type 3
Type 4
Type 5
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Type 8
A boy spontaneously gives some money to a beggar
with joy but without the knowledge of kamma.
A man, after being requested by the headmaster
to donate some money to the school, donates one
hundred dollars joyfully without knowing kamma
and its result.
A girl sweeps the floor with neutral feeling but
knows it is a wholesome thing to do.
A man, prompted by a monk, chop wood with
neutral feeling but knowing it to be a meritorious
deed.
A woman reads a Dhamma book on her own accord
without understanding the meaning and without
knowing kamma and its result.
A girl, prompted by her mother, washes her
parents’ clothes without joy and without thinking
about kamma and kamma-result.
Mahà-vipàka Cittas & Mahà-kiriya Cittas
The eight mahà-vipàka cittas as well as the eight mahà-kiriya cittas
are named in the same way as the eight mahà-kusala cittas. When
one wishes to differentiate between the three classes of cittas,
one may say like this:
1 somanassa-sahagataü ¤àõa-sampayuttaü asaïkhàrika
mahà-kusala citta
2 somanassa-sahagataü ¤àõa-sampayuttaü asaïkhàrika
mahà-vipàka citta
3 somanassa-sahagataü ¤àõa-sampayuttaü asaïkhàrika
mahà-kiriya citta