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The four paths not included, And the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna – these states are not susceptible to hindrances. 1507. Which states are associated with hindrances? The twelve unwholesome mind-arisings – these states are associated with hindrances. 1508. Which states are disassociated from hindrances? Wholesome states in the four planes, resultant states in the four planes, functional states in the three planes, and form, and Nibbāna – these states are disassociated from hindrances. 1509. Which states are hindrances and also susceptible to hindrances? Those very hindrances are hindrances and also susceptible to hindrances. 1510. Which states are susceptible to hindrances but are not hindrances? Excluding the hindrances, the remaining unwholesome states, wholesome states in the three planes, resultant states in the three planes, functional states in the three planes, and all form – these states are susceptible to hindrances but are not hindrances. States not susceptible to hindrances are not to be called either hindrances and also susceptible to hindrances, or susceptible to hindrances and not hindrances. 1511. Which states are hindrances and also associated with hindrances? Where two or three hindrances arise together – these states are hindrances and also associated with hindrances. 1512. Which states are associated with hindrances but are not hindrances? Excluding the hindrances, the remaining unwholesome states – these states are associated with hindrances but are not hindrances. States disassociated from hindrances are not to be called either hindrances and also associated with hindrances, or associated with hindrances and not hindrances. 1513. Which states are disassociated from hindrances and susceptible to hindrances? Wholesome states in the three planes, resultant states in the three planes, functional states in the three planes, and all form – these states are disassociated from hindrances and susceptible to hindrances. 1514. Which states are disassociated from hindrances and not susceptible to hindrances? The four paths not included in the planes, and the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna – these states are disassociated from hindrances and not susceptible to hindrances. States associated with hindrances are not to be called either disassociated from hindrances and susceptible to hindrances, or disassociated from hindrances and not susceptible to hindrances. Also, hindrances. The Clinging Cluster 1515. What are the phenomena of clinging? Clinging to views arises in the four thought-moments associated with wrong views – these phenomena are clinging. 1516. What are the phenomena that are not clinging? Except for clinging, the remaining unwholesome states, wholesome states in the four planes, resultant states in the four planes, functional states in the three planes, and form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not clinging. 1517. What are the phenomena that are clung to? Wholesome states in the three planes, unwholesome states, resultant states in the three planes, functional states in the three planes, and all form – these phenomena are clung to. 1518. What are the phenomena that are not clung to? The four paths not included, and the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not clung to. 1519. What are the phenomena associated with clinging? The four thought-moments associated with wrong views, excluding the clinging that arises therein – these phenomena are associated with clinging. 1520. What are the phenomena dissociated from clinging? The four thought-moments accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong views, the two thought-moments accompanied by displeasure, the thought-moment accompanied by doubt, the thought-moment accompanied by restlessness, wholesome states in the four planes, resultant states in the four planes, functional states in the three planes, and form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are dissociated from clinging. Clinging should not be said to be – either associated with clinging, or dissociated from clinging. 1521. What are the phenomena that are both clinging and clung to? That very clinging is both clinging and clung to. 1522. What are the phenomena that are clung to but not clinging? Except for clinging, the remaining unwholesome states, wholesome states in the three planes, resultant states in the three planes, functional states in the three planes, and all form – these phenomena are clung to but not clinging. Phenomena not clung to should not be said to be – either clinging and clung to, or clung to but not clinging. 1523. What are the phe What are the states that are dissociated from clinging but are clung to? Four consciousness-moments accompanied by greed, dissociated from wrong view, two consciousness-moments accompanied by displeasure, the consciousness-moment accompanied by doubt, the consciousness-moment accompanied by restlessness, wholesome states in the three planes, resultant states in the three planes, functional indeterminate states in the three planes, and all material form – these states are dissociated from clinging but are clung to. 1524. What are the states that are dissociated from clinging and are not clung to? The four transcendent paths, and the four fruits of recluseship, and Nibbāna – these states are dissociated from clinging and are not clung to. Clinging and states associated with clinging are not to be called either dissociated from clinging and clung to, or dissociated from clinging and not clung to. The Great Intermediate Dyad 1525. What are the states that have an object? Wholesome states in the four planes, unwholesome states, resultant states in the four planes, functional indeterminate states in the three planes – these states have an object. 1526. What are the states that have no object? Material form, and Nibbāna – these states have no object. 1527. What are the states that are consciousness? Eye-consciousness, ear-consciousness, nose-consciousness, tongue-consciousness, body-consciousness, mind-element, mind-consciousness element – these states are consciousness. 1528. What are the states that are not consciousness? The aggregate of feeling, the aggregate of perception, the aggregate of formations, and material form, and Nibbāna – these states are not consciousness. 1529. What are the states that are mental concomitants? The aggregate of feeling, the aggregate of perception, the aggregate of formations – these states are mental concomitants. 1530. What are the states that are not mental concomitants? Consciousness, and material form, and Nibbāna – these states are not mental concomitants. 1531. What are the states associated with consciousness? The aggregate of feeling, the aggregate of perception, the aggregate of formations – these states are associated with consciousness. 1532. What are the states dissociated from consciousness? Material form, and Nibbāna – these states are dissociated from consciousness. Consciousness is not to be called either associated with consciousness, or dissociated from consciousness. 1533. What are the states that are consciousness Feeling aggregate, perception aggregate, volitional formations aggregate – these phenomena are conjoined with mind. Which phenomena are disjoined from mind? Form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are disjoined from mind. Mind should not be said to be conjoined with mind, nor to be disjoined from mind. Which phenomena originate from mind? Feeling aggregate, perception aggregate, volitional formations aggregate, bodily intimation, verbal intimation, or whatever other form there is born of mind, having mind as its cause, originating from mind – visible form sense-base, sound sense-base, smell sense-base, taste sense-base, touch sense-base, space element, water element, lightness of form, pliancy of form, adaptability of form, growth of form, continuity of form, edible food – these phenomena originate from mind. Which phenomena do not originate from mind? Mind, and the remaining form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena do not originate from mind. Which phenomena are co-existent with mind? Feeling aggregate, perception aggregate, volitional formations aggregate, bodily intimation, verbal intimation – these phenomena are co-existent with mind. Which phenomena are not co-existent with mind? Mind, and the remaining form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not co-existent with mind. Which phenomena follow the mind? Feeling aggregate, perception aggregate, volitional formations aggregate, bodily intimation, verbal intimation – these phenomena follow the mind. Which phenomena do not follow the mind? Mind, and the remaining form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena do not follow the mind. Which phenomena are conjoined with mind and originate from mind? Feeling aggregate, perception aggregate, volitional formations aggregate – these phenomena are conjoined with mind and originate from mind. Which phenomena are not conjoined with mind and do not originate from mind? Mind, and form, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not conjoined with mind and do not originate from mind. Which phenomena are conjoined with mind, originate from mind, and are co-existent with mind? The aggregate of feeling, the aggregate of perception, the aggregate of mental formations – these phenomena are conjoined with, arisen with, and co-existent with consciousness. 1544. Which phenomena are not conjoined with, not arisen with, and not co-existent with consciousness? Consciousness, and matter, and Nibbāna – these phenomena are not conjoined with, not arisen with, and not co-existent with consciousness. 1545. Which phenomena follow after being conjoined with and arisen with consciousness? The aggregate of feeling, the aggregate of perception, the aggregate of mental formations – these phenomena follow after being conjoined with and arisen with consciousness. 1546. Which phenomena do not follow after being conjoined with and arisen with consciousness?