[706] Of right view (sammādiṭṭhi), what are the five cessations (nirodha)? Cessation by suppression (vikkhambhananirodha), cessation by substitution of opposites (tadaṅganirodha), cessation by cutting off (samucchedanirodha), cessation by tranquilization (paṭippassaddhinirodha), and cessation by escape (nissaraṇanirodha). Cessation by suppression of the hindrances (nīvaraṇa) is for one developing the first jhāna; cessation by substitution of opposites of the [wrong] views is for one developing concentration (samādhi) partaking of penetration; cessation by cutting off is for one developing the supramundane path leading to destruction; cessation by tranquilization is at the moment of fruition; and cessation by escape is the deathless element (amatā dhātu). These are the five cessations of right view. One becomes possessed of zeal (chanda) regarding these five cessations, resolved through faith, and one's mind (citta) is well established.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.