9.     Sanidassana Duka:

        (ii)  (1094).    What are the dhamma which are not visible?

       
        There are:  Eye-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Eye-consciousness, Ear-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Ear-consciousness, Nose-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Nose-consciousness, Tongue-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Tongue-consciousness, Body-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Body-consciousness, Sound which causes the arising of Ear-consciousness, Odour which causes the arising of Nose-consciousness, Taste which causes the arising of Taste-consciousness, Tangible Object which causes the arising of Body-consciousness;  the aggregate of Sensation, the aggregate of Perception, the aggregate of Volitional Activities, and the aggregate of Consciousness;  there is also Corporeality which is not visible, which arises without impingement and which is included in the Corporeality that causes the arising of Mind-consciousness;  and also the Unconditioned Element (Nibbana).       
        ~These are the dhamma which are not visible.

       
        (ii)  (1458).    What are the dhamma which are not visible?

       
        There are:  Eye-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Eye-consciousness, Ear-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Ear-consciousness, Nose-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Nose-consciousness, Tongue-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Tongue-consciousness, Body-sensitivity which is the sense-base of Body-consciousness, Sound which causes the arising of Ear-consciousness, Odour which causes the arising of Nose-consciousness, Taste which causes the arising of Taste-consciousness, Tangible Object which causes the arising of Body-consciousness;  (21) meritorious thoughts of the four spheres;  (12) meritorious thoughts;  (36) resultants of the four spheres;  (20 types of) non-causative action, which are neither meritorious nor demeritorious of the three spheres;  there is also Corporeality which is not visible, which is without impingement and which is included in the arising of Mind-consciousness;  and there is also Nibbana.      
        ~These are the dhamma which are not visible.