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       (adukkhamasukham) and purity of mindfulness due

       to  indifference  (upekkha-sati-parisuddhim), (

       注 13)  this atta ? has attained the supreme

       nibbana in this world."

       Thus do some declare the supreme  Nibbana  in

       the visible world of an existing being.

 

     Ⅲ.  PHILOSOPHY

      The  core   of  the  Parama-ditthadhamma-nibbana

     philosophy  mainly  deals  with  the  three  types  of

     feelings  dukkha,  sukha  and  adukkhamasukham.It  is,

     therefore,  necessary   to  know  clearly  what  these

     concepts stand for before we commence our study of the

     philosophy  of  this  religious  group.

      These  three feelings together with piti are all

     mental reactions to physical

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     (12) See p. 474 of the present article for the

       discussion  of the term abhoga;  also  note  that

       Vasubandhu  (ibid.  p.  54)  explains  the act of

       paying   attention   as   enjoyment   of   mind:

       manaskarascetasa abhogah.

     (13) See pp. 474 ~ 475 of the present article.

 

 

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     sensations.They are all associated with the body and

     thus differ  from somanassa  and domanassa  which  are

     purely  mental in origin.The  connection  of piti with

     the body is clear from a statement in the Digha Nikaya

     I, 73:

 

       Gladness  (pamojja)  arises  within him;  thus

       gladdened  rapture  (piti)  arises in him;  and

       when he is rapturous his body becomes tranquil.

 

      Tranquility  in  turn  leads  to  sukha  (physical

     happiness)   on  the  basis  of  which   mind  becomes

     concentrated.Buddhaghosa's  description  of  the  five

     types of piti( 注 14)also supports this view.According

     to  him  khuddika-piti  (minor  rapture)  is first  to

     appear  and  can  cause  the  hairs  of  the  body  to

     stand.Khanika   piti  (momentary   rapture)   is  like

     lighting, but cannot  be sustained  for long.Okkantika

     piti  (showering  rapture)  runs through  the body  in

     waves, producing  a thrill  but not a lasting  impact;