The Practice Which leads to Nibbana - A Buddhist Library

w 125heat, new rèpa kalŒpas which spread throughout the body.Alternately you can see these things as you meditate later aftereating. Having progressively developed concentration stage by stagediscern the four elements in the new food in the stomach, or in theintestines. Continue to look until you can see that the ojŒ in theaÊÊhamaka kalŒpas in the food causes, with the assistance ofkammically produced digestive heat, ŒhŒraja aÊÊhamaka kalŒpas tospread throughout the body. Analyse these kalŒpas and discern theeight rèpas found in each, and see they are not transparent kalŒpas.Develop concentration and then discern these ŒhŒraja ojŒaÊÊhamaka kalŒpas spreading out through the body and reaching theeye. Discern the eight rèpas found in these kalŒpas in the eye, andnote that the ojŒ found in these kalŒpas is ŒhŒraja ojŒ. When thisŒhŒraja ojŒ meets with the ojŒ contained in the cakkhu dasaka kalŒpait assists the kammaja ojŒ found in the cakkhu dasaka kalŒpas toproduce four or five generations of rèpa kalŒpas. The number ofgenerations is dependent on the strength of assistance of both kammaand ŒhŒraja ojŒ. Again in those four or five generations of rèpakalŒpas there is fire element which is utu and this utu, at its standingphase, can produce many generations of utuja ojŒ aÊÊhamaka kalŒpas.Try to discern this.Also try to discern that the ojŒ of the kŒya dasaka kalŒpas, andbhŒva dasaka kalŒpas, with the assistance of the ŒhŒraja ojŒ canproduce four or five generations of ŒhŒraja ojŒ aÊÊhamaka kalŒpas.Also the fire element, utu, contained in these many generations producesmany more generations of utuja ojŒ aÊÊhamaka kalŒpas.Also in the eye in every cittaja aÊÊhaka kalŒpa there is ojŒ. Thiscittaja ojŒ when it is assisted by the ŒhŒraja ojŒ produces two orthree generations of ŒhŒraja ojŒ aÊÊhamaka kalŒpas. The fire element(utu) in these also produces many generations of utuja ojŒ aÊÊhamakakalŒpas.