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[[gcig]] - identity, a, unitary, one, oneness, unity, singular, one only, unique, singularity, a single thing, unique state, equal, one single nature, one thing alone, being identical [JV]
The Teaching of Dependent Origination


[[gcig]] - one, single, unique, single state, singularity, "eka" Skt.; 1) singular, one, one and the same. 2) something. 3) unity, partless, unitary. {[[gcig kyang med]]} not even a single one; one/ single [RY]
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[[gcig nyid]] - singularity, oneness [RY]
''12 Links of Dependent Origination''


[[gcig du bral]] - devoid of being one or many, things not existing independently, the absence of singularity and [[plurality]] [a reasoning so resolving the way all [[dharmas]] are] [IW]
1) ignorance, avidyā, avijjā;


[[gcig du bral kyi rigs pa]] - the reasoning of the absence of singularity and [[plurality]] [RY]
2) volitional actions, samskāra, sankhāra;


[[gcig du bral gyi gtan tshigs]] - the maxim of the absence of singularity and [[plurality]] [RY]
3) consciousness, vijñāna, viññāna;


[[gcig du bral gyi dpyad pa]] - analysis of the absence of singularity and [[plurality]] [RY]
4) material & physical phenomena or individuality, nāma-rūpa;


[[gcig bden]] - true singularity [RY]
5) six sense faculties, sad-āyatana, salāyatana;


[[gcig pa nyid med pa]] - without singularity [RY]
6) contact, sparśa, phassa;


[[gcig pu]] - aloneness; just, only, single, unitary, lone, only, solitary, sole, alone, singularity; oneness; unique; oneness [RY]
7) sensation, vedanā, vedanā;


[[ma 'dres pa]] - unmixed, pure, unadulterated, unshared, without confusion, unscattered, undivided, absolute, distinct, singularity [JV]
8) desire, trsnā, tanhā


[[so sor nges nges ltar]] - as if defined by singularity [JV]
9) clinging, upādāna, upādāna


10) becoming, bhava, bhava.


11) birth, jāti, jāti.


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12) old age & death, jarā-marana, jarā-marana.
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*From the ''Samyutta-nikāya'':
 
...What is dependent origination? On ignorance depend actions. On
actions depends consciousness. On consciousness depend name and form. On
name and form depend the six sense organs. On the six sense organs depends
contact. On contact depends feeling. On feeling depends craving. On craving
depends grasping. On grasping depends becoming. On becoming depends birth.
On birth depend old age and death, grief, sorrow, suffering, lamentation, and
worry. Thus does the whole aggregation of suffering arise. ...This is called
arising.
 
However, if there is no ignorance, actions cease. With the cessation of actions,
consciousness ceases. With the cessation of consciousness, name and form cease.
With the cessation of name and form, the six sense organs cease. With the
cessation of the six sense organs, contact ceases. With the cessation of contact,
feeling ceases. With the cessation of feeling, craving ceases. With the cessation
of craving, grasping ceases. With the cessation of grasping, becoming ceases.
With the cessation of becoming, birth ceases. With the cessation of birth, old age
and death, grief, sorrow, suffering, lamentation, and worry cease. Thus does the
whole aggregation of suffering cease.
 
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Latest revision as of 02:35, 31 January 2006

The Teaching of Dependent Origination

12 Links of Dependent Origination

1) ignorance, avidyā, avijjā;

2) volitional actions, samskāra, sankhāra;

3) consciousness, vijñāna, viññāna;

4) material & physical phenomena or individuality, nāma-rūpa;

5) six sense faculties, sad-āyatana, salāyatana;

6) contact, sparśa, phassa;

7) sensation, vedanā, vedanā;

8) desire, trsnā, tanhā

9) clinging, upādāna, upādāna

10) becoming, bhava, bhava.

11) birth, jāti, jāti.

12) old age & death, jarā-marana, jarā-marana.

  • From the Samyutta-nikāya:

...What is dependent origination? On ignorance depend actions. On actions depends consciousness. On consciousness depend name and form. On name and form depend the six sense organs. On the six sense organs depends contact. On contact depends feeling. On feeling depends craving. On craving depends grasping. On grasping depends becoming. On becoming depends birth. On birth depend old age and death, grief, sorrow, suffering, lamentation, and worry. Thus does the whole aggregation of suffering arise. ...This is called arising.

However, if there is no ignorance, actions cease. With the cessation of actions, consciousness ceases. With the cessation of consciousness, name and form cease. With the cessation of name and form, the six sense organs cease. With the cessation of the six sense organs, contact ceases. With the cessation of contact, feeling ceases. With the cessation of feeling, craving ceases. With the cessation of craving, grasping ceases. With the cessation of grasping, becoming ceases. With the cessation of becoming, birth ceases. With the cessation of birth, old age and death, grief, sorrow, suffering, lamentation, and worry cease. Thus does the whole aggregation of suffering cease.

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