VaggaAññoanusayotikathā

Abhidhammapiṭaka · Kathāvatthu · Vol. 37 · Section 1577

[1577] [Paravādin:] Is it not to be said that latent tendency (anusaya) is one thing and obsession (pariyuṭṭhāna) another? [Sakavādin:] Yes. [Paravādin:] Is a worldling (puthujjana), while a wholesome or indeterminate mind (citta) is occurring, to be called "one with latent tendency"? [Sakavādin:] Yes. [Paravādin:] Is he to be called "obsessed"? [Sakavādin:] It should not indeed be said thus. … [Paravādin:] Then latent tendency is one thing and obsession another. [Sakavādin:] Is a worldling, while a wholesome or indeterminate mind is occurring, to be called "one with lust (rāga)"? [Paravādin:] Yes. [Sakavādin:] Is he to be called "obsessed"? [Paravādin:] It should not indeed be said thus. … [Sakavādin:] Then lust is one thing and obsession another. Discussion of "Latent Tendency Is Another Thing" (Añño Anusayoti Kathā) ____________________ Discussion of "Obsession Is Dissociated from Mind" (Pariyuṭṭhānaṃ Cittavippayuttanti Kathā)

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