The qualities — remaining set (psychic qualities and disposition)

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Pleasure is what is experienced by all as agreeable.

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Pain is what is experienced by all as disagreeable.

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Desire is wishing (kāma).

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Anger is aversion (dveṣa).

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Volition is effort (prayatna).

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Merit (dharma) is produced by enjoined action.

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Demerit (adharma), however, is produced by prohibited action.

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Cognition and the rest — eight in number — are the specific qualities residing in the self alone.

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Cognition, desire, and effort are two-fold: eternal and non-eternal. The eternal belong to the Lord; the non-eternal to the individual soul.

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saṃskāra (Disposition) is three-fold: velocity (vega), mental impression (bhāvanā), and elasticity (sthitisthāpaka). Velocity resides in the set of four beginning with earth, and in mind. Mental impression, which is produced by experience and is the cause of memory, resides in the self alone. Elasticity, which restores to its former state something that has been made otherwise, resides in earthen things such as mats and the like.