"patipada" is Acariya Maha Boowa's Book on Acariya Mun's Path of Practice
Samyojana
The saṁyojana
are a list of ten factors that bind people to
the endless round
of birth
and death. They are:
1.Sakkāya–diṭṭhi:
the belief that there is an entity of self or
individuality
in the
five khandhas.
2.Vicikicchā:
doubt of a sceptical nature based on delusion.
3.Sīlabbata–parāmāsa:
usually translated as “attachment to rules and
rituals”.
But many who practise the way of Buddhism are not satisfied
with this
and feel that it concerns morality more than rules
and
rituals.
4.Kāma–rāga:
sensuous craving. Although this is a correct
translation,
amongst
those who practise, the main emphasis is on sexual craving
and all
that proliferates from it.
5.Vyāpāda:
Ill will, malevolence.
6.Rūpa–rāga:
the desire for the exalted states of the rūpa
realms.
7.Arūpa–rāga:
the desire for the exalted states of the arūpa
realms.
8.Māna:
conceit.
9.Uddhacca:
restlessness.
10.vijjā:
blind unknowing.
These ten
factors are overcome progressively by the attainment of the four
paths,
thus: the Sotāpanna has overcome the first three. The Sakadāgāmī
has
also
reduced the fourth and fifth. The Anāgāmī has overcome the first five
factors. The Arahant has overcome
all ten factors.
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