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B01031006vitakkattikaṃ (thinking)

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and without initial application and without sustained application, are co-nascent to the phenomenon with initial application and sustained application… are pre-nascent. The phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and without initial application and without sustained application, are co-nascent to the phenomenon with only sustained application, without initial application… are pre-nascent. The phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and without initial application and without sustained application, are co-nascent to the phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application… are post-nascent… are nutriment… are faculty. The phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and without initial application and without sustained application, are co-nascent to the phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, and to the phenomenon with only sustained application, without initial application… are pre-nascent. 143. The phenomena with only sustained application, without initial application, and without initial application and without sustained application, are a condition to the phenomenon with initial application and sustained application by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-nascence condition. The phenomena with only sustained application, without initial application, and without initial application and without sustained application, are a condition to the phenomenon with only sustained application, without initial application by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-nascence condition. The phenomena with only sustained application, without initial application, and without initial application and without And phenomena without initial application and without sustained application are conditions for phenomena without initial application and without sustained application by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-nascence condition… by way of post-nascence condition… by way of nutriment condition… by way of faculty condition. (3) And phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application, and phenomena without initial application and without sustained application are conditions for phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application, and for phenomena without initial application and without sustained application by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-nascence condition. (4) And phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application, and phenomena without initial application and without sustained application are conditions for phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and for phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition. (5) 144. And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena with initial application and sustained application by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition. (1) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition. (2) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena without initial application and without sustained application by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of post-nascence condition. (3) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and for phenomena without initial application and without sustained application by way of co-nascence condition. (4) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application, and for phenomena without initial application and without sustained application by way of decisive support condition. (5) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application are conditions for phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and for phenomena that are only sustained application without initial application by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition. (6) And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and without initial application Phenomena only with sustained application, and without initial application, without sustained application, are to the phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, co-arisen... pre-arisen. (1) Phenomena with initial application and sustained application, and only with sustained application, and without initial application, without sustained application, are to the phenomenon without initial application, without sustained application, co-arisen... post-arisen... nutriment... faculty. (2) Negative Enumeration. 2. Negative Conditions 2. Numerical Section Simple 145. Not by root condition: thirty-five, not by object condition: thirty-five, not by dominance condition: thirty-five, not by contiguity condition: thirty-five, not by immediate contiguity condition: thirty-five, not by co-arisen condition: twenty-nine, not by mutuality condition: twenty-nine, not by support condition: twenty-nine, not by decisive support condition: thirty-four, not by pre-arisen condition: thirty-five, not by post-arisen, not by repetition, not by kamma, not by result, not by nutriment, not by faculty, not by jhāna, not by path condition: thirty-five, not by association condition: twenty-nine, not by dissociation condition: twenty-seven, not by presence condition: twenty-seven, not by absence condition: thirty-five, not by disappearance condition: thirty-five, not by non-disappearance condition: twenty-seven. When counting the negative (conditions), these terms should be counted by going through them. Negative. 3. Conditional Affirmative-Negative Root Dyad 146. By root condition, not by object condition: eleven, not by dominance condition: eleven, not by contiguity, not by immediate contiguity condition: eleven, not by mutuality condition: three, not by decisive support condition: eleven, not by pre-arisen, not by post-arisen, not by repetition, not by kamma, not by result, not by nutriment, not by faculty, not by jhāna, not by path condition: all eleven, not by association condition: three, not by dissociation condition: seven, not by absence condition: eleven, not by disappearance condition: eleven. The counting of affirmative-negative (conditions) should be counted by this method. Affirmative-Negative. 4. Conditional Negative-Affirmative Not-Root Dyad 147. Not by root condition, by object condition: twenty-one, by dominance condition: twenty-three, by contiguity condition: twenty-five, by immediate contiguity condition: twenty-five, by co-arisen condition: thirty, by mutuality condition: twenty-eight, by support condition: thirty, by decisive support condition: twenty-five, by pre-arisen condition: five, by post-arisen condition: five, by repetition condition: twenty-one, by kamma condition: eleven, by result condition: twenty-one, by nutriment condition: eleven, by faculty condition: eleven. It is, in jhāna, twenty-one, in path, sixteen, in association, eleven, in dissociation, nine, in existence, thirty, in non-existence, twenty-five, in vanished, twenty-five, in unvanished, thirty. The reverse-direct should be analyzed by this reason. The reverse-direct. The triad of initial application is finished.

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