 
DISCOURSE ON
PA¿ICCASAMUPPÆDA
1.
Importance of
the Doctrine
2.
Reflection of
the Bodhisatta
3.
Anuloma
Reasoning
4.
Beyond
Reasoning and Speculation
5.
Dhamma is
only for the wise
6.
Difficulty of
understanding
7.
What is Avijjæ?
8.
Ignorance of
the origin of Dukkha
9.
Ignorance of
the Third and Fourth Noble Truths
10.
Right View,
etc.,
11.
Avijjæ leads
to Sa£khæra
12.
Unwholesome Kammas
13.
Rejection of
good Kamma means bad Kamma
14.
Ignorance
and Illusion
15.
Sa£khæra
causes Viññæ¤a
16.
How Sa£khæra
leads to new Viññæ¤a
17.
Sassata and Uccheda
18.
Death-bed
visions
19.
The Story of Mahædhammika upæsakæ
20.
Viññæ¤a and
Næma-rþpa
21.
Upapata
rebirth
22.
Sansedaja
beings
23.
VØthi-cittas
24.
Manodværa
VØthi
25.
Follow-up VØthi
26.
From Viññæ¤a
arises Næmarþpa
27.
The Story of Cakkhupæla Thera
28.
The Thera’s
Verdict
29.
Pure thought
and Happiness
30.
Næmarþpa and
Salæyatana
31.
Rþpa and Æyatana
32.
Summary
33.
The Buddha’s
Emphasis on Practice
34.
The
Abstruseness of the Doctrine
35.
Recapitulation
36.
Vedanæ leads
to Ta¤hæ
37. SIX
KINDS OF Ta¤hæ
38.
Ta¤hæ and
Samsæra
39.
The Story of Mahætissa Thera
40.
Story of a
Parrot
41.
Contemplation and Extinction
42.
Cutting off
at the Foundation
43.
Kilesæ and
Unmindfulness
44.
Thoughts and
Tactile Impressions
45.
Three kinds
of Craving
46.
Ta¤hæ causes
Upædæna
47.
Bases of
Sensual Pleasure
48.
Right Views
49.
Seeing the
world beyond
50.
PæramØ and
Kamma
51.
Sølabbatupædæna
52.
The Story of Korakhattiya
53.
Other Sølabbata practices
54.
Attavædupædæna
55.
Kammabhava
56.
Story of Mendaka
57.
Upædæna and
Kammabhava
58.
Puppharatta
Jætaka
59.
Right and
wrong good Kamma
60.
Kamma and
Rebirth
61.
Four kinds
of Kamma
62.
Story of Ajætasattu
63.
Habitual and
Death-bed Kammas
64.
Birth and
Suffering
65.
Grief and
Lamentation
66.
Story of Subrahma deva
67.
KæmuPædæna
means all kinds of Excessive Craving
68.
Attachment
to belief as the Cause of Rebirth
69.
Superstition
and Evil Rebirth
70.
Fanaticism
or Religious Upædæna
71.
Sølabbatupædæna-Attachment to wrong Practices
72.
Attavædupædæna
73.
Story of Uggæ
74.
Vipassanæ
Practice and Upædæna
75.
Life-cycle
and three time-dimensions
76.
Five causes
in the Past
77.
Distinction
between Sa£khæra and Kammabhava
78.
Present
Effect due to Past cause
79.
Knowledge
for Vipassanæ practice
80.
Removing the
Present causes
81.
The Arahat’s
outlook on life
82.
Not
annihilation but Extinction of Suffering
83.
Story of Yamaka
84.
BhikkhunØ
Vajiræ on the Nature of Khandhæs
85.
Four layers,
three links and twenty factors
86.
Three cycles
87.
Four Aspects
of Paticcasamuppæda
88.
The False
View of Sæti
89.
Distinctive
Character of each Phenomenon
90.
Absence of
Effort
91.
Conclusion
92.
Cutting off
the Cycle of Defilements
93.
Arahan and
the Attributes of the Buddha.
94.
Story of Baka brahmæ
95.
Sammæsambuddha
96.
The fame of
the Buddha
97.
The Four
Noble Truths in brief
98. Summary
 
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