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Cetasika [52]
  Universals [7]
    phassa
    vedanā
      sukha: kāyikā sukhā vedanā
      dukkha: kāyikā dukkhā vedanā
      somanassa: cetasikā sukhā vedanā
      domanassa: cetasikā dukkhā vedanā
      upekkhā: adukkha-m-asukhā vedanā
    saññā
    cetanā
    ekaggatā
    jīvitindriya
    manasikāra
  Particulars [6]
    vitakka
    vicaara
    adhimokkha
    viriya
    pīti
    chanda
  Unwholesome [14]
    moha
    ahirika
    anottappa
    uddhacca
    lobha
    diṭṭhi
    māna
    dosa
    issā
    macchariya
    kukkucca
    thīna
    middha
    vicikicchā
  Beautiful [19]
    saddhā
    sati
    hiri
    ottappa
    alobha
    adosa
    tatramajjhattatā
    kāyapassaddhi
    cittapassaddhi
    kāyalahutā
    cittalahutā
    kāyamudutā
    cittamudutā
    kāyakammaññata
    cittakammaññata
    kāyapāguññatā
    cittapāguññata
    kāyujjukata
    cittujjukata
  Abstinences [3]
    sammā vācā
    sammā kammanta
    sammā ājīva
  Illimitables [2]
    karunā
    muditā
  Wisdom [1]
cetasika (adj.) = belonging to ceto (the mind), i.e. its mental properties, coefficients or mental factors
There are alternative enumerations, though in Theravada the standard reference is to the
Abhidhammattha-sangaha, which specifies 52 cetasikas, though they can be listed in various ways.
[PED definition]
References
- Chapter 2 of Dr. Nandamālābhivaṃsa's FUNDAMENTAL ABHIDHAMMA PART I, Dhammavijjaalaya Centre for Buddhist Studies, Mahāsubodhayon Monastery, Sagaing Hills, Myanmar, 2nd edition, 2005
Barendregt likens cittas to atoms and cetasikas to elementary particles in 'Abhidhamma Model of Consciousness'
= sabbacittasādhāranā
contact
= feeling
bodily agreeable feeling
bodily disagreeable feeling
= mentally agreeable feeling
= mentally disagreeable feeling
= equanimity
= perception
= volition or intention
= one-pointedness
[jīvit + Indriya] = psychic-life or life force
(c.f. Chiwit in Thai)
= attention
= pakiññaka
= applied thought
= sustained thought
= determination
= effort
= interest (of which 'joy' is but one grade of interest)
= will, desire-to-do
akusala
= ignorance
= lack of moral shame
= lack of moral dread / of fear of unwholesomeness
= restlessness
= attachment
= wrong view
= conceit
= aversion
= envy
= stinginess
= regret
= sloth
= torpor
= sceptical doubt
These beautiful mental factors (sobhanasādhāranā) are listed in a questionnaire of Dhammakaya Norway
http://www.dhammakayanorway.org/en/2013/07/10/mindfulness-note-2/
= confidence
= mindfulness
= moral shame
= moral fear
= non-greed
= non-aversion
= equanimity
= tranquillity of the [mental] body
[this is commonly translated as 'tranquillity of mental factors', but this is stretching the meaning). Perhaps this arises because the translator is uncomfortable or unfamiliar with the sense of 'body'?
= tranquillity of consciousness
= lightness of mental body
= lightness of consciousness
= pliancy of mental body
= pliancy of consciousness
= Adaptability of mental body
= adaptability of consciousness
= proficiency of mental body
= proficiency of consciousness
= rectitude of mental body
= rectitude of consciousness
= virati
= appamaññā
= compassion
= sympathetic joy
= paññā