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References:
ATI: Fetters
Puremind Press, Venerable Punnaji, Awakening Meditation, pp 8-72
PTS: The Book of the Gradual Sayings: The Book of the Tens: II:ii:13: Fetters
Appendixes: The 10 Fundamantal Attachments
Discussion at: DhammaTalk: The Five Fetters to the Lower Rebirths
| Pali | MO | Hare | Horner | Punnaji | Bodhi | Nanamoli | Rhys Davids | (Mrs)Rhys Davids | Thanissaro | Walshe | Woodward | |
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| Sa¸yoj¤na | attachments, yokes to rebirth | Fetters | Entanglements | Fetters | Fetters | fetters | fetters | Fetters | fetters | Fetters | ||
| Sakk¤yaditthi | One-truth-view | Own-Body | Personality perspective, self concept | personality view | personality view | delusion of self, error of permanant individual entity | error of permanant individual entity | self-identity views | personality-belief | The view of the individual-group | ||
| Vicikiccha | doubt, vacillation | doubt, perplexity | Vacillation | doubt | doubt | doubt | doubt | Uncertainty | sceptical doubt | doubt and wavering | ||
| S¨labbata-par¤m¤so | attachment to trust in good works, ethics and rituals | clinging to rites and customs | alientation of morals | adherence to rules and observances | adherence to rules and observances | Reliance on the efficacy of rites and ceremonies, wrong judgment as to rules and ritual | wrong judgment as to rules and ritual | grasping at precepts and practices | attachment to rite and ritual | wrong handling of habit-and-ritual | ||
| K¤macchanda | wanting, pleasure-wishing | desire for sense pleasures | Sensual desire, sensual lust | sensual lust, covetousness | sensual lust, covetousness | bodily lusts or passions, sensuality | sensuality | Sensual Desire | sensuality | sensual desire, hankering | ||
| Vy¤p¤do | anger, hate | malevolance, ill-will | Hate | ill will | ill will | ill-will | ill-will | ill-will, malevolance | ill-will | malevolence, ill-will | ||
| R¬par¤go | Lust for material things | Lust for corporeality | form, materiality/lust | form, materiality/lust | lust after rebirth in Rupa (worlds) | lust after rebirth in Rupa (worlds) | passion for form | craving for the world of form | Lust of objective form | |||
| Ar¬par¤go | lust for immaterial things | Lust for in-corporeality | immateriality, immaterial realm/lust | immateriality, immaterial realm/lust | lust after rebirth in Arupa (worlds) | lust after rebirth in Arupa (worlds) | passion for what is formless | craving for the formless world | lust of the formless | |||
| M¤na | pride | identity, self esteem (positive or negative) | conceit | conceit | pride, conceit | conceit | conceit | conceit | conceit | |||
| Uddhaccan | trembling | restlessness | Anxiety | restlessness | restlessness | Self-righteousness, excitement | excitement | Restlessness | restlessness, worry | distraction | excitement, Restlessness | |
| Avijj¤ | blindness | ignorance | unconsciousness | ignorance | ignorance | ignorance | ignorance | ignorance | ignorance | ignorance |
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Sa¸yoga: [fr. sa¸+yuj] 1. bond, fetter M I.498; S I.226; III.70; IV.36; A IV.280=Vin II.259 (opp. vi-). -- 2. union, association J III.12. 3. connection (within the sentence), construction (accanta-), 135 (id.). Sa¸yojana (nt.) [fr. sa¸yu¾jati] bond, fetter S IV.163 etc.; especially the fetters that bind man to the wheel of transmigration Vin I.183; S I.23; V.241, 251; A I.264; III.443; IV.7 sq. (diÂÂhi-); M I.483; J I.275;. The ten fetters are (1) sakk¤yadiÂÂhi; (2) vicikicch¤; (3) s¨labbatapar¤m¤so; (4) k¤macchando; (5) vy¤p¤do; (6) r¬par¤go; (7) ar¬par¤go; (8) m¤no; (9) uddhaccaµ; (10) avijj¤. The first three are the t¨¼i sa¸yojan¤ni e. g. M I.9; A I.231, 233; D I.156; II.92 sq., 252; III.107, 132, 216; S V.357, 376, 406. The seven last are the satta sa¸yojan¤ni. The first five are called orambh¤giy¤ni -- e. g. A I.232 sq.; II.5, 133; V.17; D I.156; II.92, 252; M I.432; S V.61, 69. The last five are called uddhambh¤giy¤ni e. g. A V.17; S V.61, 69. A different enumeration of the ten sa¸yojanas, at Nd2 657=Dhs 1113, 1463 (k¤mar¤ga, paÂigha, m¤na, diÂÂhi, vicikicch¤, s¨labbatapar¤m¤sa, bhavar¤ga, iss¤, macchariya, avijj¤); compare, however, Dhs 1002. A diff. enumn of seven sa¸yojanas at D III.254 and A IV.7, viz. anunaya-, paÂigha-, diÂÂhi-, vicikicch¤-, m¤na-, bhavar¤ga-, avijj¤-. A list of eight is found at M I.361 sq. Cp. also ajjhatta-sa¸yojano and bahiddh¤sa¸yojano puggalo A I.63 sq.; kiµ-su-s- S I.39. Sa¸yojaniya (sa¾¾-) (adj.) [fr. sa¸yojana] connected with the sa¸yojanas, favourable to the sa¸yojanas, A I.50; S II.86; III.166 sq.; IV.89, 107. |
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