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                                                  Pañicca-Samuppàda

                                              The Dependent Origination

               Avijjàpaccayà Saïkhàrà                       Dependent on Ignorance arise Kamma-

                                                               Formations.
               Saïkhàrapaccayà Vi¤¤àõa§                     Dependent on Kamma-Formations arises

                                                               Consciousness.
               Vi¤¤àõapaccayà Nàmaråpa§                     Dependent on consciousness arise Mind

                                                               and Matter.
               Nàmaråpapaccayà Saëàyatana§                  Dependent on Mind and Matter arise the

                                                               Six Sense-Bases.
               Saëàyatanapaccayà Phasso                     Dependent on the Six Sense-Bases arises

                                                               Contact.
               Phassapaccayà Vedanà                         Dependent on Contact arises Feeling.
               Vedanàpaccayà Taõhà                          Dependent on Feeling arises Craving.

               Taõhàpaccayà Upàdàna§                        Dependent on Craving arises Clinging.
               Upàdànapaccayà Bhavo                         Dependent on Clinging arises the Process

                                                               of Becoming.
               Bhavapaccayà Jàti                            Dependent on the Process of Becoming
                                                               arises Birth.

               Jàtipaccayà Jarà-maraõa§ soka-parideva- Dependent on Birth arise Decay and Death,
                 dukkha-domanass-upàyàsà sambhavanti           sorrow, lamentation, pain, grief and

                                                               despair.
                   Evametassa kevalassa dukkhak-            Thus arises the whole mass of suffering.
               khandhassa samudayo hoti.
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