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By condition of a phenomenon that is of the nature of result and a phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of the nature of result, a phenomenon that is of the nature of result arises by non-root-cause condition – by condition of aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness and the physical basis, delusion accompanied by doubt and restlessness. (1) Non-object condition 77. By condition of a resultant phenomenon, a phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of the nature of result arises by non-object condition. (Abbreviated. All terms should be elaborated.) 2. Adversarial Conditions 2. The Chapter of Enumeration Simple 78. Not-cause, twelve, not-object, five, not-predominance, seventeen, not-immediacy, five, not-co-immediacy, five, not-mutuality, five, not-strong dependence, five, not-pre-arisen, twelve, not-post-arisen, seventeen, not-repetition, seventeen, not-kamma, four, not-result, nine, not-nutriment, one, not-faculty, one, not-jhana, four, not-path, nine, not-association, five, not-disassociation, three, not-absence, five, not-disappearance, five. The Not-Cause Dyad 79. Not-cause condition, not-object, three, not-predominance, twelve, not-immediacy, three, not-co-immediacy, three, etc., not-kamma, one, not-result, four, not-nutriment, one, not-faculty, one, not-jhana, four, not-path, nine, not-association, three, not-disassociation, two, not-absence, three, not-disappearance, three. (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the enumeration of the negative, so should it be counted.) The Negative. 3. The Direct-Negative of Conditions The Cause Dyad 80. Cause condition, not-object, five, not-predominance, seventeen, etc., not-disappearance, five. (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the enumeration of the direct-negative, so should it be counted.) The Direct-Negative. 4. The Negative-Direct of Conditions The Not-Cause Dyad 81. Not-cause condition, object, seven, immediacy, seven, co-immediacy, seven, co-arisen, twelve, mutuality, nine, dependence, twelve, strong dependence, seven, pre-arisen, seven, repetition, four, kamma, twelve, result, nine, nutriment, twelve, faculty, twelve, jhana, twelve, path, three, association, seven, disassociation, twelve, presence, twelve, absence, seven, disappearance, seven, non-disappearance, twelve. The Triad Not-cause condition, not-object condition, co-arisen, three, mutuality, two, etc., non-disappearance, three. (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the enumeration of the negative-direct, so should it be counted.) The Negative-Direct. The Chapter of Conditions. 4. The Dependence Chapter 1-4. The Fourfold Conditions 82. Resultant state depending on resultant d A phenomenon arises by root condition – depending on one resultant aggregate, three aggregates (arise)...etc. In root condition, seventeen...etc. In non-root condition, twelve...etc. in non-absence, five. By root condition, in non-object, five...etc. in non-disjoined, three. By non-root condition, in object, seven...etc. in absence, twelve. Section on Dependence. 5. Section on Concomitance 1. Affirmative of Conditions 1. Section on Analysis Root Condition 83. A resultant phenomenon, a concomitant resultant phenomenon arises by root condition – concomitant with one resultant aggregate, three aggregates (arise). (Abbreviated. All terms should be elaborated.) 1. Affirmative of Conditions 2. Section on Enumeration Pure 84. In root condition, three; in object, three; in predominance, three; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three; in co-nascence, three; in mutuality, three; in dependence, three; in strong dependence, three; in pre-nascence, three; in repetition, two; in kamma, three; in result, one; in nutriment, three; in faculty, three; in jhāna, three; in path, three; in association, three; in dissociation, three; in presence, three; in absence, three; in disappearance, three; in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated.) (Just as the enumeration in the triad of wholesome states, so should it be enumerated.) Affirmative. 2. Negative of Conditions 1. Section on Analysis 85. A resultant phenomenon, a concomitant resultant phenomenon arises by non-root condition – concomitant with one rootless resultant aggregate, three aggregates (arise)...etc. concomitant with two aggregates, two aggregates (arise). (All terms should be analyzed.) 2. Negative of Conditions 2. Section on Enumeration 86. In non-root condition, three; in non-predominance, three; in non-pre-nascence, three; in non-post-nascence, three; in non-repetition, three; in non-kamma, two; in non-result, two; in non-jhāna, one; in non-path, two; in non-dissociation, three. (Just as the negative enumeration in the triad of wholesome states, so should it be enumerated.) Negative. 3. Affirmative-Negative of Conditions 87. By root condition, in non-predominance, three...etc. in non-dissociation, three. (Just as the affirmative-negative enumeration in the triad of wholesome states, so should it be enumerated.) Affirmative. Non-adverse. 4. Conformity to the Adverse Conditions 88. By non-root condition, in object, three... in path, one... in non-disappearance, three. (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the enumeration of conformity to adverse conditions, so it should be counted.) Conformity to the Adverse Conditions. Section on Intermingling. 6. Section on Association 1-4. Quadrad of Conditions 89. A resultant state, associated with a resultant state, arises by root condition – one resultant aggregate, associated with three aggregates... In root, three... In non-root, three... By root condition, in non-dominance, three... By non-root condition, in object, three... Section on Association. 7. Section of Questions 1. Conformity to Conditions 1. Section of Analysis Root Condition 90. A resultant state is a condition for a resultant state by root condition – resultant roots are a condition for associated aggregates by root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, resultant roots are a condition for associated aggregates by root condition. (1) A resultant state is a condition for a state that is neither resultant nor productive of result by root condition – resultant roots are a condition for mind-originated material forms by root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, resultant roots are a condition for kamma-born material forms by root condition. (2) A resultant state is a condition for a resultant state and for a state that is neither resultant nor productive of result by root condition – resultant roots are a condition for associated aggregates and for mind-originated material forms by root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, resultant roots are a condition for associated aggregates and for kamma-born material forms by root condition. (3) 91. A state productive of result is a condition for a state productive of result by root condition – roots productive of result are a condition for associated aggregates by root condition. (1) A state productive of result is a condition for a state that is neither resultant nor productive of result by root condition – roots productive of result are a condition for mind-originated material forms by root condition. (2) A state productive of result is a condition for a state productive of result and for a ne... And for non-resultant, result-producing phenomena, it is a condition by way of root-condition – Result-producing phenomena, as roots, are a condition for associated aggregates and for mind-originated material forms by way of root-condition. (3) Non-resultant, non-result-producing phenomena are a condition for non-resultant, non-result-producing phenomena by way of root-condition – Non-resultant, non-result-producing phenomena, as roots, are a condition for associated aggregates and for mind-originated material forms by way of root-condition. Object-condition 92. Resultant phenomena are a condition for resultant phenomena by way of object-condition – One discerns resultant aggregates as impermanent, suffering, non-self; one enjoys, delights in them; taking that as object, greed arises, wrong view arises, doubt arises, restlessness arises, displeasure arises; when wholesome and unwholesome states have ceased, resultant apperception arises. (1) Resultant phenomena are a condition for result-producing phenomena by way of object-condition – Trainees review the fruit; they discern resultant aggregates as impermanent, suffering, non-self; they enjoy, delight in them; taking that as object, greed arises... ...displeasure arises; by means of mind-penetrating knowledge, they know the mind of one endowed with resultant consciousness. Resultant aggregates are a condition for mind-penetrating knowledge, for knowledge of past lives, for knowledge of future events, by way of object-condition. (2) Resultant phenomena are a condition for non-resultant, non-result-producing phenomena by way of object-condition – Arahants review the fruit; they discern resultant aggregates as impermanent, suffering, non-self; by means of mind-penetrating knowledge, they know the mind of one endowed with resultant consciousness. Resultant aggregates are a condition for mind-penetrating knowledge, for knowledge of past lives, for knowledge of future events, for advertence, by way of object-condition. (3) 93. Result-producing phenomena are a condition for result-producing phenomena by way of object-condition – Having given alms, having undertaken precepts, having performed the Uposatha observance, one reviews that; one reviews good deeds done previously; j Having risen from jhana, one reviews the jhana. Trainees review the change of lineage. They review the purification. Trainees, having risen from the path, review the path. Trainees review the abandoned defilements. They review the suppressed defilements. They know the defilements accumulated previously.