The Matrix from the Abstract Teaching
[The Pairs Matrix from the Discourses]
[101] Things which partake of understanding, things which do not partake of understanding.
[102] Things like lightning, things like thunder-bolts
[103] Foolish things, wise things.
[104] Dark things, bright things.
[105] Things which cause remorse, things which do not cause remorse.
[106] Things which are definitions, things within the range of definitions.
[107] Things which are expressions, things within the range of expressions.
[108] Things which are designations, things within the range of designations.
[109] Name and form.
[110] Ignorance and craving for continuation.
[111] View about continuation and view about discontinuation.
[112] View about eternalism and view about annihilation.
[113] View about finitude and view about infinity.
[114] View about the beginning of things, view about the ending of things.
[115] Lack of conscience and lack of shame.
[116] Conscience and shame.
[117] Difficulty in admonishment and association with the wicked.
[118] Ease in admonishment and association with the good.
[119] Skilful in what is an offence and skilful in rising from what is an offense.
[120] Skilful in an attainment (of jhāna) and skilful in rising from an attainment (of jhāna).
[121] Skilful in elements and skilful in applying the mind.
[122] Skilful in the (sense) spheres and skilful in conditional origination.
[123] Skilful in what is a cause and skilful in what is not a cause.
[124] Uprightness and gentleness.
[125] Patience and meekness.
[126] Amity and courtesy.
[127] Non-guarding of the doors of the faculties and non-knowing the measure in food.
[128] Guarding of the doors of the faculties and knowing the measure in food.
[129] Forgetfulness and lack of full knowledge.
[130] Mindfulness and full knowledge.
[131] Strengh in discrimination and strength in (mental) development.
[132] Calm and insight.
[133] The sign of calm and the sign of exertion.
[134] Exertion and balance.
[135] Failure in morality and failure in view.
[136] Success in morality and success in view.
[137] Purity in morality and purity in view.
[138] Purity in morality and endeavour in regard to (right) view.
[139] Spiritual anxiety towards what is a cause for anxiety and wise endeavour in regard to that anxiety.
[140] Dissatisfaction with (only) doing good deeds and not lacking in endeavour.
[141] Understanding and freedom.
[142] Knowledge regarding destruction (of the pollutants) and knowledge of what has not yet arisen.
The Pairs Matrix from the Discourses
The Matrix is Finished