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B01030905(2)vedanāttikaṃ (feeling)

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for the resultant aggregates associated with pleasant feeling. (1) A phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma for a phenomenon associated with painful feeling. Occurring at different moments: Volition associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma for the resultant aggregates associated with painful feeling. (2) A phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma for a phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. Occurring at different moments: Volition associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma for the resultant aggregates associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. (3) 58. A phenomenon associated with painful feeling for painful v Of a phenomenon associated with feeling, is a condition by way of kamma-condition – co-arising, at different moments. Co-arising: Volition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the associated aggregates. At different moments: Volition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the resultant aggregates associated with painful feeling. (1) A phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for a phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. At different moments: Volition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the resultant aggregates associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. (2) 59. A phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for a phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling – co-arising, at different moments. Co-arising: Volition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the associated aggregates. At the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.) At different moments: Volition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the resultant aggregates associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. (1) A phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for a phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling. At different moments: Volition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the resultant aggregates associated with pleasant feeling. (2) A phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for a phenomenon associated with painful feeling. At different moments: Volition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of kamma-condition for the resultant aggregates associated with painful feeling. (3) Resultant-condition 60. A phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of resultant-condition for a phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling. By way of condition, a condition – Resultant, associated with pleasant feeling, one aggregate is a condition for two aggregates by way of result. Two aggregates are a condition for one aggregate by way of result. At the moment of rebirth-linking, one aggregate associated with pleasant feeling is a condition for two aggregates by way of result. Two aggregates for one aggregate... (etc.). (1) A phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition for a phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of result – Resultant, associated with painful feeling, one aggregate is a condition for two aggregates by way of result... (etc.). (1) For neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling... (etc.) Resultant, associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, one aggregate for two aggregates... (etc.) at the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.). (1) Starting with the condition of nutriment 61. A phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition for a phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling by way of nutriment... (etc.) by way of faculty... (etc.) by way of jhana... (etc.) by way of path... (etc.) by way of association... (etc.) by way of presence... (etc.) by way of absence... (etc.) by way of disappearance... (etc.) by way of non-disappearance... (etc.). 1. The Direct Order of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure 62. In root, three, in object, nine, in dominance, five, in contiguity, seven, in immediate contiguity, seven, in co-existence, three, in mutuality, three, in support, three, in strong support, nine, in repetition, three, in kamma, eight, in result, three, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhana, three, in path, three, in association, three, in presence, three, in absence, seven, in disappearance, seven, in non-disappearance, three. Root-related 63. By way of root condition: in dominance, two, in co-existence, three, in mutuality, three, in support, three, in result, two, in faculty, two, in path, two, in association, three, in presence, three, in non-disappearance, three. (10) General Combination (2) Root, co-existent, mutual, support, associated, presence present-non-disappearing, three. Root-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Combination with Faculty and Path (2) 64. Root-co-arising-mutually-dependent-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Root-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Combination with Predominance, Faculty and Path (2) 65. Root-predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Root-predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Section on Object 66. By object condition, by predominance, four; by decisive support, four. (2) Combination with Object (1) 67. Object-predominance-decisive support, four. Section on Predominance 68. By predominance condition, by root, two; by object, four; by co-arising, three; by mutuality, three; by dependence, three; by decisive support, four; by resultant, two; by nutriment, three; by faculty, three; by path, three; by association, three; by presence, three; by non-disappearance, three. (13) Miscellaneous Combination (1) 69. Predominance-object-decisive support, four. Combination with Co-arising (8) Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-associated- present-non-disappearing, three. Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-nutriment-faculty-associated- present-non-disappearing, three. Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-nutriment-faculty-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, three. Predominance-co-arising-mutually-dependent-resultant-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Predominance-root-co-arising-mutually-dependent-faculty-path-associated- present-non-disappearing, two. Predominance-root-co-arising-mutually... knowledge, dependence, result, faculty, path, association, presence, non-disappearance—these are two. Similar to Contiguity 70. By contiguity condition, there are seven in immediate contiguity, seven in strong dependence, three in repetition, two in kamma, seven in absence, seven in disappearance. (6) Combinations (3) 71. Contiguity, immediate contiguity, strong dependence, absence, disappearance—these are seven. Contiguity, immediate contiguity, strong dependence, repetition, absence, disappearance—these are three. Contiguity, immediate contiguity, strong dependence, kamma, absence, disappearance—these are two. By immediate contiguity condition (similar to contiguity). Similar to Co-existence, etc. 72. By co-existence condition… by mutuality condition… by dependence condition, there are three in root, three in dominance, three in co-existence, three in mutuality, three in kamma, three in result, three in nutriment, three in faculty, three in jhāna, three in path, three in association, three in presence, three in non-disappearance. (13) Combinations (2) Dependence, co-existence, mutuality, association, presence, non-disappearance—these are three. Dependence, co-existence, mutuality, result, association, presence, non-disappearance—these are three. Similar to Strong Dependence 73. By strong dependence condition, there are four in object, four in dominance, seven in contiguity, seven in immediate contiguity, three in repetition, eight in kamma, seven in absence, seven in disappearance. (8) Combinations (5) 74. Strong dependence, object, dominance—these are four. Strong dependence, contiguity, immediate contiguity, absence, disappearance—these are seven. Strong dependence, contiguity, immediate contiguity, repetition, absence, disappearance—these are three. Strong dependence, kamma—these are eight. Strong dependence, contiguity, immediate contiguity, kamma, absence, disappearance—these are two. Similar to Repetition 75. By repetition condition, there are three in contiguity, three in immediate contiguity, three in strong dependence, three in absence, three in disappearance. (5) Combinations (1) Repetition, contiguity, immediate contiguity, strong dependence, absence, disappearance—these are three. Similar to Kamma 76. By kamma condition, there are two in contiguity, two in immediate contiguity, three in co-existence, three in mutuality, three in dependence, eight in strong dependence. in result, three, in nutriment, three, in association, three, in presence, three, in absence, two, in disappearance, two, in non-disappearance, three. (13) Miscellaneous Combinations (2) Karma-strong dependence, eight. Karma-immediately contiguous-contiguous-strong dependence-absence-disappearance, two. Co-arisen Combinations (2)