A Survey of Paramattha Dhammas
  • Introduction
  • Book info
  • Preface
  • Part I General Introduction
    • The Scriptures and Their Commentaries
    • The Buddha
    • Exposition of Paramattha Dhammas I (Citta and Cetasikas)
    • Exposition of Paramattha Dhammas II (Rūpa)
    • Exposition of Paramattha Dhammas III (Nibbāna)
    • Different Aspects of the Four Paramattha Dhammas
  • Part II Citta
    • General Introduction
    • Citta Knows an Object
    • A Process of Citta
    • Functions of Citta
    • The Duration of Different Processes
    • The Nature of Javana-Citta
    • The Ephemeral Experience of Objects
    • The Cycle of Birth and Death
    • The Nature of Vipāka
    • Citta and Cetasika
    • Cittas of the Sense-Sphere
    • Planes of Existence
    • Feelings
    • Associated Dhammas
    • Roots
    • Sobhana and Asobhana
    • The World
    • The Variegated Nature of Citta
  • Part III Concepts
    • Concepts (I)
    • Concepts (II)
    • Concepts (III)
  • Part IV The Development of Samatha
    • Development of Samatha
  • Part V The Development of Insight
    • The Factors Leading to Enlightenment
    • The Stages of Vipassanā
    • Different Kinds of Purity
    • The Three Kinds of Full Understanding
    • The Three Attainments
  • Part VI Dialogue on Vipassana
    • The Natural Way of Development
    • The Characteristic of Dukkha
    • The Meaning of Anattā
  • Appendices
    • Appendix I: Citta
    • Appendix II: Cetasika
    • Appendix III: Rūpa
    • Questions With Regard to the Appendices
    • Footnotes
  • Pali Glossary
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Part II Citta

General IntroductionCitta Knows an ObjectA Process of CittaFunctions of CittaThe Duration of Different ProcessesThe Nature of Javana-CittaThe Ephemeral Experience of ObjectsThe Cycle of Birth and DeathThe Nature of VipākaCitta and CetasikaCittas of the Sense-SpherePlanes of ExistenceFeelingsAssociated DhammasRootsSobhana and AsobhanaThe WorldThe Variegated Nature of Citta
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