[442] Is pleasure (sukha) a faculty (indriya)?
Yes.
Are faculties the pleasure faculty (sukhindriya)?
The pleasure faculty is both a faculty and the pleasure faculty; the remaining faculties are faculties, not the pleasure faculty.
Is pain (dukkha) a faculty?
Yes.
Are faculties the pain faculty (dukkhindriya)?
The pain faculty is both a faculty and the pain faculty; the remaining faculties are faculties, not the pain faculty.
Is joy (somanassa) a faculty?
Yes.
Are faculties the joy faculty (somanassindriya)?
The joy faculty is both a faculty and the joy faculty; the remaining faculties are faculties, not the joy faculty.
Is grief (domanassa) a faculty?
Yes.
Are faculties the grief faculty (domanassindriya)?
The grief faculty is both a faculty and the grief faculty; the remaining faculties are faculties, not the grief faculty.
Is equanimity (upekkhā) a faculty?
Whatever equanimity is a faculty, that is both equanimity and a faculty; the remaining equanimity is not a faculty.
Are faculties the equanimity faculty (upekkhindriya)?
The equanimity faculty is both a faculty and the equanimity faculty; the remaining faculties are faculties, not the equanimity faculty.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.