Read The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions Online
Authors: John Bowker
(i) what is possible and impossible;
(ii) the consequence of actions (
vipka
);
(iii) the abilities of other beings;
(iv) the direction of their lives;
(v) the constituents of manifest appearances;
(vi) the paths leading to the different domains of existence;
(vii) those leading to purity and impurity;
(viii) the states of meditation (
samdhi
) and absorptions (
dhyna
);
(ix) deaths and reappearances;
(x) the eradication of all defilements (the three destructive poisons, Skt.,rava
Pli,
sava
: of desire,
kma
, of becoming in manifest form,
bhva
, and of ignorance,
avidy/avijja
).