The full English study edition of Paṭiccasamuppāda, dependent origination, as it stands in the Nidāna Saṃyutta (SN 12, Thai Tipiṭaka vol. 16) and as chanted at Wat Na Pa Pong. An introduction in three parts (What the Text Says; The Word sati; Drawing It Together) shows the one point where the chain can rest: a feeling that is felt, and not yet made into thought. Followed by the recitation text in Pali and Thai with English translation, the general formula, the arising and cessation sequences and a table of the twelve links. Five pages. German and Thai editions are published alongside; a one-sheet wheel version exists as a separate study sheet.
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