John Snelling's The Elements of Buddhism

1. Ignorance--a willful blindness that leads to

2. Volitional action, or mental formations that generate

3. Conscousness which requires

4. Mentality--materiality, or name and form--this allows

5. Six senses which allow the "windows and doors" that stimuli experience

6. Contact or senses which generate

7. Feelings:  unpleasant or pleasant or neutral which leads to

8. Craving or desire

9. Clinging or attachment triggers

10. Becoming

11. Leads to Birth

12. Which produces "Dukkha"  :  "With birth as condition, ageing and death; sorrow, lamentation, pain, grief,and despair come to be.  Such is the origin of this whole mass of suffering"  (MN 38.`7)  (Smith, Jean, The Begginners Guide to Walking the Buddha's Eightfold Path, pg, 15)