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The 3 phases in a moment of consciousness, i.e. uppa^da, thiti, bhanga, are probably mentioned for the first time in the commentaries; but there is a close parallel in two sutta texts which may have been the source for that teaching of a three-phased moment of consciousness:
"There are 3 characteristics of what is conditioned (sankhatassa lakkhana^): an arising (uppa^do) is apparent, a passing away (vayo) is apparent, a change in the existing (thitassa an~n~athattam: Com. = ageing) is apparent" (A. III, 47). The same 3 phases are mentioned in S. XXII, 37, where they are applied to each of the 5 khandha.
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