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65.How?
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So iti paṭisañcikkhati – "yā uddharaṇe pavattā dhātuyo, yāni ca tadupādāyarūpāni, sabbe te dhammā atiharaṇaṃ appatvā ettheva nirujjhanti, tasmā aniccā dukkhā anattā.
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He considers thus: The elements and the kinds of derived materiality occurring in the lifting up all ceased there without reaching the shifting forward: therefore they are impermanent, painful, not-self.
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Tathā atiharaṇe pavattā vītiharaṇaṃ.
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Likewise those occurring in the shifting forward … the shifting sideways;
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Vītiharaṇe pavattā vossajjanaṃ.
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those occurring in the shifting sideways … the lowering down;
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Vossajjane pavattā sannikkhepanaṃ.
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those occurring in the lowering down … the placing down;
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Sannikkhepane pavattā sannirumbhanaṃ appatvā ettheva nirujjhanti.
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those occurring in the placing down cease there without reaching the fixing down;
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Iti tattha tattha uppannā itaraṃ itaraṃ koṭṭhāsaṃ appatvā tattha tattheva pabbaṃ pabbaṃ sandhi sandhi odhi odhi hutvā tattakapāle pakkhittatilā viya taṭataṭāyantā saṅkhārā bhijjanti.
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thus formations keep breaking up, like crackling sesame seeds put into a hot pan; wherever they arise, there they cease stage by stage, section by section, term by term, each without reaching the next part:
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Tasmā aniccā dukkhā anattā"ti.
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therefore they are impermanent, painful, not-self.
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Tassevaṃ pabbapabbagate saṅkhāre vipassato rūpasammasanaṃ sukhumaṃ hoti.
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66. When he sees formations stage by stage with insight thus, his comprehension of materiality has become subtle.
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