Viriyindriya for Vipassana Practice

Abstract

Viriyindriya for Vipassana practice refers to a diligent consideration for wisdom cultivating for purity, it includes the mentality functioning for true realization of the name and form in accordance with Three Common Manners, i.e., impermanence, suffering, not-self, which is the function of the mind, enlighten and knowing the truth behind all phenomena conditioned. It, with continued efforts helps contemplation on defilements to cease defilement away from the bodily actions, feelings, mind, and thought. This is a consistent practice for realizing all things without clinging as descriped in Paṭiccasamuppāda principle to realize the Common Manners of all things for abandoning the clinging all desirable objects. Its Dhamma component is called Panna-cetasika which functions as the seeing the truth, its supportive virtues are 37 Bodhipakkhiyadhamma, which directly grows the Viriyindra, and the close origin is Viriyasamphojhangguppādadhamma or virtue associated component of Four Noble Truth realization.