sn12.51:7.1 Then they inquire further:
sn12.51:7.2 ‘But what is the source of this continued existence? …’ …
sn12.51:7.3 ‘But what is the source of this grasping? …’ …
sn12.51:7.4 ‘But what is the source of this craving? …’ …
sn12.51:7.5 ‘But what is the source of this feeling? …’ …
sn12.51:7.6 ‘But what is the source of this contact? …’ …
sn12.51:7.7 ‘But what is the source of these six sense fields? …’ …
sn12.51:7.8 ‘But what is the source of this name and form? …’ …
sn12.51:7.9 ‘But what is the source of this consciousness? …’ …
sn12.51:7.10 ‘But what is the source of these choices?
sn12.51:7.11 When what exists do choices come to be? When what does not exist do choices not come to be?’
sn12.51:7.12 While making an inquiry they understand:
sn12.51:7.13 ‘Ignorance is the source of choices.
sn12.51:7.14 When ignorance exists, choices come to be. When ignorance does not exist, choices don’t come to be.’