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Buddha Abhidhamma - Ultimate Science - BuddhaNet

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There are 52 cetasikas in all. They are first divided into<br />

three classes as follows.<br />

1 A¤¤asamàna cetasikas<br />

general mental concomitants – 13<br />

2 Akusala cetasikas<br />

immoral mental concomitants – 14<br />

3 Sobhaõa cetasikas<br />

beautiful mental concomitants – 25<br />

A¤¤asamàna Cetasikas<br />

(General Mental Concomitants)<br />

The 13 a¤¤asamàna cetasikas can associate both with sobhaõa and<br />

asobhaõa cittas. They are neutral and they enhance the properties<br />

of the cetasikas with which they associate.<br />

They are again divided into two sub-groups.<br />

1 Sabbacitta-sàdhàraõa<br />

Essentials which associate with all cittas – 7<br />

2 Pakiõõaka<br />

Particulars which selectively associate with some<br />

sobhaõa as well as with some asobhaõa cittas – 6<br />

Sabbacitta-sàdhàraõa Cetasikas<br />

(Essentials or Primary Ones – 7)<br />

Sabba – all; sàdhàraõa – associate with<br />

The 7 sabbacitta-sàdhàraõas associate collectively with all<br />

cittas. Consciousness of an object by citta is accomplished with<br />

the help of these cetasikas.<br />

1 Phassa – Contact or mental impression<br />

2 Vedanà – Feeling or sensation

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