Dhamma Facts (23)

24 Conditions

(1) Hetu paccayo,
Condition that fortifies its conditioned state.
(2) Ārammaṇa paccayo,
Condition as an object of the conditioned state.
(3) Adhipati paccayo,
Condition that predominates over its conditioned state.
(4) Anantara paccyao,
Condition that precedes its conditioned state.
(5) Samanantara paccayo,
Condition that just precedes its conditioned state.
(6) Sahajāta paccayo,
Condition born together with its conditioned state.
(7) Aññamañña paccayo,
Condition that reciprocates with its conditioned state.
(8) Nissaya paccayo,
Condition that supports its conditioned state.
(9) Upanissaya paccayo,
Condition that strongly supports its conditioned state.
(10) Purejāta paccayo,
Condition that is born earlier than its conditioned state.
(11) Pacchājāta paccayo,
Condition that is born later than its conditioned state.
(12) Āsevana paccayo,
Condition that repeats the arising of its conditioned state.
(13) Kamma paccayo,
Condition that produces and stimulates its conditioned state.
(14) Vipāka paccayo,
Condition that quietens its conditioned state.
(15) Āhāra paccayo,
Condition that sustains its conditioned state. 
(16) Indriya paccayo,
Condition that controls its conditioned state in the function.
(17) Jhāna paccayo,
Condition that makes its conditioned state observed an object
(18) Magga paccayo,
Condition as the path of its conditioned state.
(19) Sampayutta paccayo,
Condition by associating with the conditioned state.
(20) Vippayutta paccayo,
Condition by dissociating from the conditioned state.
(21) Atthi paccayo,
Condition of the conditioned states at the moment of existence.
(22) Natthi paccayo,
Condition of the conditioned states at moment of non-existence.
(23) Vigata paccayo,
Conditiion of the conditioned states after having ceased.
(24) Avigata paccayo,
Condition of the conditioned states before it ceases.
 
Reference: Nandamālābhivaṃsa, Sayadaw Dr. PAṬṬHĀNA.
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