I am wondering what the Pali is for 'effortless quiet', from:
Vsm XVII, 89. (14) A resultant state that, by effortless quiet,
assists effortless quiet [in other states] is a kamma-result condition.
In the course of an existence it is a condition for states originated by
it, and at rebirth-linking for the kinds of materiality due to kamma
performed, and in both cases for the associated states, according as it
is said 'One resultant indeterminate aggregate is a condition, as
kamma-result condition, for three aggregates and for the kinds of
materialtiy originated by consciousness...At the moment of rebirth
linking one resultant indeterminate aggregate [is a condition...] for
three aggregates...Three aggregates [are a condition...] for one
aggregate...Two aggregates are a condition, as kamma-result condition,
for two aggregates and for the kinds of materiality due to kamma
performed. Aggregates are a condition as kamma-result condition, for
the physical basis' (P.tn 1.173).
Also, I see words written a lot of different ways like nama-kkhandha,
nama khandha, namakhanda and namakkhandha. What is the preferred way to
write compounds with double consonants, like the khandhas and tikas?