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whether tadåramana arise or do not arise subsequent to vipassanå javana. The vipassanå mano<br />

dvårika javana vithi mind processes are as follows:<br />

VIPASSANÓ MANODVÓRIKAJAVANAVÁTHI<br />

manodvåravajana (1)<br />

javana<br />

(7)<br />

sahetuka tadåra<br />

mmaˆa (2)<br />

/ahetuka tadåra<br />

mmaˆa (2)<br />

accompanied with ñåˆa and p¥ti - 12 34 34 /12/11<br />

accompanied with ñåˆa but not with p¥ti - 12 33 33 /11/11<br />

accompanied with p¥ti but not with ñåˆa - 12 33 33 /12/11<br />

not accompanied with ñåˆa and p¥ti - 12 32 32 /11/11<br />

Take note that the whole manodvårikajavana v¥thi mind process together with the accompa<br />

nying metal factors (cetasikas) are called as:<br />

1.<br />

the mind which is meditating as anicca; the mind meditating as dukkha; the mind med<br />

itating as anatta.<br />

2. the 1st mind, 2nd mind etc.<br />

3. the previous mind, the subsequent mind, by means of ekatta method.<br />

The reason is that the object of the 1st manodvårika vipassanå mind process is the rËpa dha<br />

mma of the 7 methods; and the object of the 2nd manodvårika vipassanåjavana v¥thi is the 1st<br />

manodvårika vipassanå javana mind process = nåma dhamma. It is extremely difficult that in<br />

the javana v¥thi mind process which has only one åvajjana, one mind takes rËpa as object and<br />

another mind takes nåma as object. Therefore take note that the v¥thi which takes rËpa as obj<br />

ect is one v¥thi and the v¥thi which takes nåma as object is another v¥thi. Take note that the w<br />

hole of one v¥thi mind process is called previous mind or subsequent mind etc. by the ekatta<br />

method. Tadårammaˆa may or may not arise. If tadårammaˆa arises then it may be ahetuka ta<br />

dårammaˆa or sahetuka tadårammaˆa accordingly.<br />

2.YAMAKA = METHOD BY PAIRS<br />

After having meditated as anicca on the ådånanikkhapa rËpa, meditate vipassanå on that m<br />

editating<br />

mind by a subsequent mind as anicca, as dukkha, as anatta separately. (Note that it is simi<br />

lar for having meditated as dukkha and as anatta).<br />

Take note that the method is the same in vayovu∂∂hattha∫gama rËpa, åhåramaya rËpa, utu<br />

maya rËpa, kammaja rËpa, cittasamu håna rËpa and dhammatå rËpa. In the kalåpa method, th<br />

e rËpa in the 7 methods are meditated upon as a whole, without differentiately the method; bu<br />

t as for the yamaka method, meditate after having separated them into individual methods. Th<br />

is is the only difference. However, although it is to meditate after having separated the individ<br />

ual methods, it is necessary to meditate thoroughly in each method. This is especially so in th<br />

e vayovu ha∫gama rËpa of the rËpa sattaka; (meditate on the rËpa and then meditate on the m<br />

editating vipassanå mind thoroughly according to the divided stage of periods of life such as)<br />

meditate on the rËpa of the 1st periods of life then meditate again on the meditating insight =<br />

meditating mind; after that meditate on the rËpa of the 2nd periods of life then meditate = aga<br />

in on the meditating insight = meditating mind; etc. Understand that the way is the same for t<br />

he other rËpa.<br />

3.METHOD BY KHAÔIKA<br />

The meditator meditates on the ådånanikhepa rËpa as anicca and then;<br />

1<br />

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