Pali: Dissociation Condition [Presented by Dr.Han Tun,MD.@ SariputtaDhamma/JTN/Mult]
The following is the passage from Pa.t.thaana Paa.li Chanting to support the
presentation by Tep. You can also hear the voice of the late Sayadaw Dr
Nandamaalaabhiva.msa.
20. Vippayuttapaccayo
http://patthana.blogspot.com/2008/04/21 ... ccayo.html
vippayuttapaccayo'ti:
(i) ruupino dhammaa aruupiina.m dhammaana.m vippayuttapaccayena paccayo.
(ii) aruupino dhammaa ruupiina.m dhammaana.m vippayuttapaccayena paccayo.
Translation:
20. Dissociation Condition (Vippayutta Paccaya)
i. Corporeal phenomena (dhammas) are related to mental phenomena by dissociation
condition.
ii. Mental phenomena are related to corporeal phenomena by dissociation
condition.
Simile:
Dissociation Condition: Vippayutta condition resembles that of the co-existent
dissociation of combining six flavours. [Han: Here, the simile given in the CMA
is more clear: This is like a mixture of water and oil, which remains separate
though placed together.]
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