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Wisdom
State
Satipatthana |
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| 1.3.4
Five Controlling Faculties (Indriya)
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applied to Satipatthana) |
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Saddha-Indriya (controlling faculty of
confidence, faith): In this state, the mind becomes strong, doesn't
have boredom. Yogi believes Satipatthana
is the true path to end suffering. |
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Viriya-Indriya (controlling faculty of
energy): Earnestness that controls the mind; takes away laziness in
practice. |
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Sati-Indriya (controlling faculty of
mindfulness): Mindfulness becomes very strong. Doesn't forget sitting
rupa. |
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Samadhi-Indriya (controlling faculty
of concentration and knowing sitting rupa):
The mind stays in the present moment in Satipatthana. |
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Panna-Indriya (controlling faculty of
wisdom): Destroys moha. Controls the
mind, so it knows the whole posture is sitting rupa. |
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