Samyutta Nikaya
In three discourses in the Samyutta Nikaya, the Buddha highlights three particular manifestations of ' as particularly creating a "basis for the maintenance of consciousness" (') that could lead to future existence, to the perpetuation of bodily and mental processes, and to craving and its resultant suffering. As stated in the common text below (in English and Pali), these three manifestations are intending, planning and enactments of latent tendencies ("obsessing")