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in disappearance, two, in non-disappearance, two. (In the not-resultant root, this is the difference; the remaining are like the not-root root.) Not-jhāna Dyad 389. Not-jhāna condition: in object, one, in contiguous, one, in immediately contiguous, one, in co-arisen, one, in mutuality, one, in dependence, one, in strong dependence, one, in pre-arisen, one, in kamma, one, in resultant, one, in nutriment, one, in... in faculty, one, in association, one, in dissociation, one, in presence, one, in absence, one, in disappearance, one, in non-disappearance, one...etc. The Sevenfold Not by way of jhana condition, not by way of root condition, not by way of dominance condition, not by way of post-natal condition, not by way of repetition condition, not by way of path condition: in object, one, in contiguity, one, in immediate contiguity, one, in co-existence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in strong support, one, in pre-existence, one, in kamma, one, in result, one, in nutriment, one, in faculty, one, in association, one, in dissociation, one, in presence, one, in absence, one, in disappearance, one, in non-disappearance, one. The Not-Path Pair 390. Not by way of path condition: in object, one, in contiguity, one, in immediate contiguity, one, in co-existence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in strong support, one, in pre-existence, one, in repetition, one, in kamma, one, in result, one, in nutriment, one, in faculty, one, in jhana, one, in association, one, in dissociation, one, in presence, one, in absence, one, in disappearance, one, in non-disappearance, one...etc. The Fivefold Not by way of path condition, not by way of root condition, not by way of dominance condition, not by way of pre-existence condition: in object, one, in contiguity, one, in immediate contiguity, one, in co-existence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in strong support, one, in kamma, one, in result, one, in nutriment, one, in faculty, one, in jhana, one, in association, one, in dissociation, one, in presence, one, in absence, one, in disappearance, one, in non-disappearance, one. The Sixfold, etc. Not by way of path condition, not by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) The Not-Dissociation Pair 391. Not by way of dissociation condition: in root, three, in object, three, in dominance, three, in contiguity, three, in immediate contiguity, three, in co-existence, three, in mutuality, three, in support, three, in strong support, three, in repetition, three, in kamma, three, in result, one, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhana, three, in path, three, in association, three, in presence, three, in absence, three, in disappearance, three, in non-disappearance, three. The Threefold Not by way of dissociation condition, not by way of root condition: in object In object, two. In contiguity, two. In immediate contiguity, two. In co-nascence, two. In mutuality, two. In support, two. In strong support, two. In repetition, one. In kamma, two. In nutriment, two. In faculty, two. In jhana, two. In path, one. In association, two. In presence, two. In absence, two. In disappearance, two. In non-disappearance, two…and so on. The Ninefold Not-disassociated condition, Not-root condition, Not-dominance condition, Not-pre-nascence condition, Not-post-nascence condition (Even the root of not-repetition condition is like the root of not-root condition.) Not-kamma condition, Not-result condition, Not-path condition (These three roots are similar.) In object, one. In contiguity, one. In immediate contiguity, one. In co-nascence, one. In mutuality, one. In support, one. In strong support, one. In nutriment, one. In faculty, one. In jhana, one. In association, one. In presence, one. In absence, one. In disappearance, one. In non-disappearance, one. Reverse-Direct. The Conjoined Section. 6. The Associated Section 1. Direct Conditions 1. The Analysis Section Root Condition 392. A wholesome phenomenon, associated with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by root condition— One wholesome aggregate associated with three aggregates, three aggregates associated with one wholesome aggregate, two aggregates associated with two aggregates. (1) 393. An unwholesome phenomenon, associated with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by root condition— One unwholesome aggregate associated with three aggregates, three aggregates associated with one unwholesome aggregate, two aggregates associated with two aggregates. (1) 394. An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by root condition— One resultant-indeterminate or functional-indeterminate aggregate associated with three aggregates, three aggregates associated with one aggregate, two aggregates associated with two aggregates; at the moment of rebirth-linking, one resultant-indeterminate aggregate associated with three aggregates, three aggregates associated with one aggregate, two aggregates associated with two aggregates. (Abbreviated.) (1) 1. Direct Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure. 395. By cause, three; by object, three; by dominance, three; by contiguity, three; by immediate contiguity, three; by co-nascence, three; by mutuality, three; by support, three; by strong support, three; by pre-nascence, three; by repetition, three; by kamma, three; by result, one; by nutriment, three; by faculty, three; by jhāna, three; by path, three; by association, three; by dissociation, three; by presence, three; by absence, three; by disappearance, three; by non-disappearance, three. Direct order. 2. Reverse of Conditions 1. Analysis Section Non-causal condition 396. An unwholesome phenomenon, associated with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by non-causal condition – delusion accompanied by doubt and restlessness, associated with the aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness. (1) 397. An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by non-causal condition – one rootless resultant-indeterminate or functional-indeterminate aggregate, associated with three aggregates; three aggregates associated with one aggregate; two aggregates associated with two aggregates; at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, one resultant-indeterminate aggregate associated with three aggregates; three aggregates associated with one aggregate; two aggregates associated with two aggregates. (Abbreviated.) (1) 2. Reverse of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure. 398. By non-cause, two; by non-dominance, three; by non-pre-nascence, three; by non-post-nascence, three; by non-repetition, three; by non-kamma, three; by non-result, three; by non-jhāna, one; by non-path, one; by non-dissociation, three. (Abbreviated.) Negative. 3. Affirmative-Negative Conditions Causal Dyad 399. By causal condition, by non-dominance, three; by non-pre-nascence, three; by non-post-nascence, three; by non-repetition, three; by non-kamma, three; by non-result, three; by non-dissociation, three. (Abbreviated.) Direct-reverse. 4. Negative-Affirmative Conditions Non-Causal Dyad 400. By non-causal condition, by object, two; by contiguity, two; by immediate contiguity, two; by co-nascence, two; by mutuality, two; by support, two; by strong support, two. Pre-arisen, two. By way of repetition, two. By way of kamma, two. By way of result, one. By way of nutriment, two. By way of faculty, two. By way of jhāna, two. By way of path, one. Conjoined, two. Disjoined, two. By way of presence, two. By way of absence, two. By way of disappearance, two. By way of non-disappearance, two. (Summary.) Reverse-order direct method. Section on Concomitance. (Conmingling is concomitance, concomitance is conmingling.) 7. Question Section 1. Direct Method of Conditions 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 401. A wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon by way of root condition – wholesome roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates by way of root condition. A wholesome phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition – wholesome roots are a condition for mind-originated material forms by way of root condition. A wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon and an indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition – wholesome roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates and mind-originated material forms by way of root condition. (3) 402. An unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon by way of root condition – unwholesome roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates by way of root condition. An unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition – unwholesome roots are a condition for mind-originated material forms by way of root condition. An unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon and an indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition – unwholesome roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates and mind-originated material forms by way of root condition. (3) 403. An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition – resultant-indeterminate and functional-indeterminate roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates and mind-originated material forms by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, resultant-indeterminate roots are a condition for conjoined aggregates and kamma-originated material forms by way of root condition. (1) Object Condition 404. A wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon by way of object condition – giving, d... Having given, having undertaken morality, having performed the Uposatha act, one reviews it. One reviews good deeds done previously. Having arisen from jhāna, one reviews the jhāna. Trainees review the change of lineage. They review the purification. Trainees, having arisen from the path, review the path. Trainees or ordinary people discern the wholesome