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B01030809dhammayamakaṃ (dharma duality)

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but for them unwholesome states will not cease. For the others, for them both wholesome states will cease and unwholesome states will cease. (Kha) Or again, for whom unwholesome states will cease, for him wholesome states will cease? Yes. (Ka) For whom wholesome states will cease, for him indeterminate states will cease? Yes. (Kha) Or again, for whom indeterminate states will cease, for him wholesome states will cease? At the moment of the dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for them indeterminate states will cease, but for them wholesome states will not cease. For the others, for them both indeterminate states will cease and wholesome states will cease. 124. (Ka) For whom unwholesome states will cease, for him indeterminate states will cease? Yes. (Kha) Or again, for whom indeterminate states will cease, for him unwholesome states will cease? For Arahants endowed with the highest path, whose minds immediately attain the highest path, for them indeterminate states will cease, but for them unwholesome states will not cease. For the others, for them both indeterminate states will cease and unwholesome states will cease. (Kha) Affirmative Location 125. Where wholesome states will cease, there unwholesome states will cease? ... (And so on)... (Ga) Affirmative Individual-Location 126. (Ka) For whom, where wholesome states will cease, for him, there a Do wholesome states cease? At the moment of arising of the highest path, for those whose minds immediately attain the highest path, for them there wholesome states cease, but for them there unwholesome states do not cease. For others, the four-constituent beings, the five-constituent beings, for them there both wholesome states cease and unwholesome states cease. (Kha) Or for whom, where unwholesome states cease, for them there do wholesome states cease? Yes. (Ka) For whom, where wholesome states cease, for them there do indeterminate states cease? Yes. (Kha) Or for whom, where indeterminate states cease, for them there do wholesome states cease? At the moment of dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for non-percipient beings, for them there indeterminate states cease, but for them there wholesome states do not cease. For others, the four-constituent beings, the five-constituent beings, for them there both indeterminate states cease and wholesome states cease. 127. (Ka) For whom, where unwholesome states cease, for them there do indeterminate states cease? Yes. (Kha) Or for whom, where indeterminate states cease, for them there do unwholesome states cease? For those endowed with the highest path, for Arahants, for those whose minds immediately attain the highest path, for non-percipient beings, for them there indeterminate states cease, but for them there unwholesome states do not cease. For others, the four-constituent beings, the five-constituent beings, for them there both indeterminate states cease and unwholesome states cease. (Gha) The contrary person. 128. (Ka) For whom wholesome states do not cease, for them do unwholesome states not cease? Yes. (Kha) Or for whom unwholesome states do not cease... Will wholesome states not cease for him? At the moment of the arising of the highest path, for those immediately after whose consciousness they will attain the highest path, unwholesome states will not cease for them, but for them, wholesome states will cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for them, unwholesome states will not cease, and wholesome states will not cease. (a) For whom wholesome states will not cease, for him, will indeterminate states not cease? At the moment of the dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for them, wholesome states will not cease, but for them, indeterminate states will cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the final consciousness, for them, wholesome states will not cease, and indeterminate states will not cease. (b) Or again, for whom indeterminate states will not cease, for him, will wholesome states not cease? Yes. 129. (a) For whom unwholesome states will not cease, for him, will indeterminate states not cease? For Arahants endowed with the highest path, for those immediately after whose consciousness they will attain the highest path, unwholesome states will not cease for them, but for them, indeterminate states will cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the final consciousness, for them, unwholesome states will not cease, and indeterminate states will not cease. (b) Or again, for whom indeterminate states will not cease, for him, will unwholesome states not cease? Yes. (c) The reverse occasion. 130. Where wholesome states will not cease, there will unwholesome states not cease? ... (etc.) ... (d) The reverse person-occasions. 131. (a) For whom, where wholesome states will not cease, for him, there will unwholesome states not cease? Yes. (b) Or again, for whom, where unwholesome states will not cease, for him, there will wholesome states not cease? Highest At the moment of the arising of the non-path, for whom immediately after that mind they will attain the highest path, for them there unwholesome states will not cease, but for them there wholesome states will not cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for non-percipient beings, for them there unwholesome states will not cease, and wholesome states will not cease. (A) For whom, where wholesome states do not cease, for them, there indeterminate states do not cease? At the moment of the dissolution of the highest path, for Arahants, for non-percipient beings, for them there wholesome states will not cease, but for them there indeterminate states will not cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the last mind, for them there wholesome states will not cease, and indeterminate states will not cease. (B) Or for whom, where indeterminate states do not cease, for them, there wholesome states do not cease? Yes. 132. (A) For whom, where unwholesome states do not cease, for them, there indeterminate states do not cease? For those endowed with the highest path, for Arahants, for whom immediately after that mind they will attain the highest path, for non-percipient beings, for them there unwholesome states will not cease, but for them there indeterminate states will not cease. At the moment of the dissolution of the last mind, for them there unwholesome states will not cease, and indeterminate states will not cease. (B) Or for whom, where indeterminate states do not cease, for them, there unwholesome states do not cease? Yes. (4) Section on the Present and the Past (A) Affirmative Individual 133. (A) For whom wholesome states cease, for them unwholesome states ceased? Yes. (B) Or for whom unwholesome states ceased, for them wholesome states cease? For all, at the moment of the arising of mind, wholesome At the moment of dissolution of associated consciousness, for those who have attained cessation, for non-percipient beings, for them unwholesome states ceased, but for them wholesome states do not cease. At the moment of dissolution of wholesome states, for them unwholesome states ceased and wholesome states cease. (A) For whom wholesome states cease, for them, have indeterminate states ceased? Yes. (B) Or for whom indeterminate states ceased, for them, do wholesome states cease? At the moment of arising of all consciousness, at the moment of dissolution of consciousness dissociated from wholesome, for those who have attained cessation, for non-percipient beings, for them indeterminate states ceased, but for them wholesome states do not cease. At the moment of dissolution of wholesome states, for them indeterminate states ceased and wholesome states cease. 134. (A) For whom unwholesome states cease, for them, have indeterminate states ceased? Yes. (B) Or for whom indeterminate states ceased, for them, do unwholesome states cease? At the moment of arising of all consciousness, at the moment of dissolution of consciousness dissociated from unwholesome, for those who have attained cessation, for non-percipient beings, for them indeterminate states ceased, but for them unwholesome states do not cease. At the moment of dissolution of unwholesome states, for them indeterminate states ceased and unwholesome states cease. (B) Direct spatial context 135. Where wholesome states cease, there have unwholesome states ceased? ... (and so on) ... (C) Direct personal and spatial contexts 136. (A) For whom, where wholesome states cease, for them, there have unwholesome states ceased? Yes. (B) Or for whom, where unwholesome states ceased, for them, there do wholesome states cease? At the moment of arising of all consciousness, at the moment of dissolution of consciousness dissociated from wholesome, for them, there unwholesome states ceased, but for them, there wholesome states do not cease. Reverse. At the moment of dissolution of wholesome states, for them there, unwholesome states ceased, and wholesome states cease. (A) For whom, where wholesome states cease, for them, there, did indeterminate states cease? Yes. (B) Or for whom, where indeterminate states ceased, for them, there, do wholesome states cease? For all, at the moment of the arising of consciousness, at the moment of dissolution of consciousness dissociated from wholesome states, for non-percipient beings, for them there, indeterminate states ceased, but for them there, wholesome states do not cease. At the moment of dissolution of wholesome states, for them there, indeterminate states ceased, and wholesome states cease. 137. (A) For whom, where unwholesome states cease, for them, there, did indeterminate states cease? Yes. (B) Or for whom, where indeterminate states ceased, for them, there, do unwholesome states cease? For all, at the moment of the arising of consciousness, at the moment of dissolution of consciousness dissociated from unwholesome states,