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and mind-originated matter; with two aggregates, co-arisen, two aggregates and mind-originated matter. (3) 235. With an unwholesome phenomenon, co-arisen, an unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition – with one unwholesome aggregate, co-arisen, three aggregates; with three aggregates, co-arisen, one aggregate; with two aggregates, co-arisen, two aggregates. With an unwholesome phenomenon, co-arisen, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition – with unwholesome aggregates, co-arisen, mind-originated matter. With an unwholesome phenomenon, co-arisen, unwholesome and indeterminate phenomena arise by root condition – with one unwholesome aggregate, co-arisen, three aggregates and mind-originated matter; with three aggregates, co-arisen, one aggregate and mind-originated matter; with two aggregates, co-arisen, two aggregates and mind-originated matter. (3) 236. With an indeterminate phenomenon, co-arisen, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition – with one resultant-indeterminate, functional-indeterminate aggregate, co-arisen, three aggregates and mind-originated matter; with three aggregates, co-arisen, one aggregate and mind-originated matter; with two aggregates, co-arisen, two aggregates and mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking, with one resultant-indeterminate aggregate, co-arisen, three aggregates and kamma-originated matter; with three aggregates, co-arisen, one aggregate and kamma-originated matter; with two aggregates, co-arisen, two aggregates and kamma-originated matter; with aggregates, co-arisen, the base; with the base, co-arisen, the aggregates; with one great primary element, co-arisen, three great primary elements; with three great primary elements, co-arisen, one great primary element; with two great primary elements, co-arisen, two great primary elements; with great primary elements, co-arisen, mind-originated matter. the form produced by kamma, the form of clinging. (1) 237. Wholesome and indeterminate phenomena, from them arises indeterminate phenomena by conascence, by root condition— the conascent mind-originated form in wholesome aggregates and great elements. (1) Unwholesome and indeterminate phenomena, from them arises indeterminate phenomena by conascence, by root condition— the conascent mind-originated form in unwholesome aggregates and great elements. (1) (As in the Dependent Origination section, so should it be elaborated.) 1. Favorable Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 238. In root, nine; in object, three; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three; in conascence, nine; in mutuality, three; in support, nine; in decisive support, three; in pre-existence, three; in repetition, three; in kamma, nine; in result, one; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine; in jhāna, nine; in path, nine; in association, three; in dissociation, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, three; in disappearance, three; in non-disappearance, nine. Favorable (As in the enumeration of the Dependent Origination section, so should it be enumerated.) 2. Unfavorable Conditions 1. Analysis Section Not-root condition 239. Unwholesome phenomena, from them arises unwholesome phenomena by conascence, by not-root condition— the conascent delusion in aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, the doubt-associated, restlessness-associated delusion. (1) Indeterminate phenomena, from them arises indeterminate phenomena by conascence, by not-root condition— when one indeterminate resultant and functional aggregate without root is conascent, three aggregates and mind-originated form; when three aggregates are conascent, one aggregate and mind-originated form; when two aggregates are conascent, two aggregates and mind-originated form; at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, when one indeterminate resultant aggregate is conascent, three aggregates and kamma-produced form; when three aggregates are conascent, one aggregate and kamma-produced form; when two aggregates are conascent, two aggregates and kamma-produced form; the base conascent with aggregates; the aggregates conascent with the base; one great element s Not co-arisen, three great elements. With three great elements co-arises one great element. With two great elements co-arise two great elements. With the great elements co-arises mind-originated form, kamma-originated form, derived form. External... nutriment-originated... temperature-originated... For non-percipient beings, one great element co-arises with three great elements... ... (repetition) ... With the great elements co-arises kamma-originated form, derived form. (1) As in the chapter on dependent origination, thus it should be elaborated. 2. Reverse Conditions 2. Chapter on Enumeration Pure 240. Not by root condition, two. Not by object condition, five. Not by dominance condition, nine. Not by contiguity condition, five. Not by immediate contiguity condition, five. Not by mutuality condition, five. Not by strong dependence condition, five. Not by pre-existence condition, seven. Not by post-existence condition, nine. Not by repetition condition, nine. Not by kamma condition, three. Not by result condition, nine. Not by nutriment condition, one. Not by faculty condition, one. Not by jhana condition, one. Not by path condition, one. Not by association condition, five. Not by dissociation condition, three. Not by absence condition, five. Not by disappearance condition, five. Reverse. 3. Direct-Reverse Conditions 241. By root condition, not by object condition, five. Not by dominance condition, nine. Not by contiguity condition, five. Not by immediate contiguity condition, five. Not by mutuality condition, five. Not by strong dependence condition, five. Not by pre-existence condition, seven. Not by post-existence condition, nine. Not by repetition condition, nine. Not by kamma condition, three. Not by result condition, nine. Not by association condition, five. Not by dissociation condition, three. Not by absence condition, five. Not by disappearance condition, five. Direct-Reverse. 4. Reverse-Direct Conditions 242. Not by root condition, by object condition, two. By contiguity condition, two. By immediate contiguity condition, two. By co-existence condition, two. By mutuality condition, two. By dependence condition, two. By strong dependence condition, two. By pre-existence condition, two. By repetition condition, two. By kamma condition, two. By result condition, one. By nutriment condition, two. By faculty condition, two. By jhana condition, two. By path condition, one. By association condition, two. By dissociation condition, two. By presence condition, two. By absence condition, two. By disappearance condition, two. By non-disappearance condition, two. Reverse-Direct. Chapter on Co-existence. Dependent origination is co-existence, co-existence is dependent origination. 3. Chapter on Conditions 1. Direct Conditions 1. Chapter on Analysis Root condition. Summary 243. Wholesome phenomenon conditions wholesome phenomenon arises by root condition: One wholesome aggregate conditions three aggregates; three aggregates condition one aggregate; two aggregates condition two aggregates. Wholesome phenomenon conditions indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition: Wholesome aggregates condition mind-originated matter. Wholesome phenomenon conditions wholesome and indeterminate phenomena arise by root condition: One wholesome aggregate conditions three aggregates and mind-originated matter; three aggregates condition one aggregate and mind-originated matter; two aggregates condition two aggregates and mind-originated matter. 244. Unwholesome phenomenon conditions unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition: One unwholesome aggregate conditions three aggregates; three aggregates condition one aggregate; two aggregates condition two aggregates. Unwholesome phenomenon conditions indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition: Unwholesome aggregates condition mind-originated matter. Unwholesome phenomenon conditions unwholesome and indeterminate phenomena arise by root condition: One unwholesome aggregate conditions three aggregates and mind-originated matter; three aggregates condition one aggregate and mind-originated matter; two aggregates condition two aggregates and mind-originated matter. 245. Indeterminate phenomenon conditions indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition: One resultant indeterminate or functional indeterminate aggregate conditions three aggregates and mind-originated matter; three aggregates condition one aggregate and mind-originated matter; two aggregates condition two aggregates and mind-originated matter. At the moment of rebirth-linking: One resultant indeterminate aggregate conditions three aggregates and kamma-originated matter; three aggregates condition one aggregate and kamma-originated matter; two aggregates condition two aggregates and kamma-originated matter. Blind ones condition the base, the base conditions the aggregates; one great element conditions three great elements, three great elements condition one great element, two great elements condition two great elements, great elements condition mind-originated form, kamma-originated form, derived form; the base conditions resultant-undeclared and functional-undeclared aggregates. An undeclared phenomenon conditions a wholesome phenomenon to arise by root-condition – the base conditions wholesome aggregates. An undeclared phenomenon conditions an unwholesome phenomenon to arise by root-condition – the base conditions unwholesome aggregates. An undeclared phenomenon conditions a wholesome and an undeclared phenomenon to arise by root-condition – the base conditions wholesome aggregates, great elements condition mind-originated form. An undeclared phenomenon conditions an unwholesome and an undeclared phenomenon to arise by root-condition –