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neither by seeing nor by development— conascent, postnascent. Conascent: Aggregates to be abandoned by seeing are a condition by way of presence to mind-originated material forms. Postnascent: Aggregates to be abandoned by seeing are a condition by way of presence to this pre-arisen body. A phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of presence to a phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing and to a phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development— one aggregate to be abandoned by seeing to three aggregates and to mind-originated material forms… two aggregates… A phenomenon to be abandoned by development to a phenomenon to be abandoned by development… three (to be done similar to 'by seeing'). 94. A phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of presence to a phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development— conascent, pre-arisen, postnascent, nutriment, faculty. Conascent: One aggregate to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of presence to three aggregates and to mind-originated material forms… at the moment of rebirth-linking… aggregates to the base… the base is a condition by way of presence to the aggregates; one great element… one great element of non-percipient beings… Pre-arisen: One discerns the eye as impermanent, suffering, non-self; the ear… the body… forms… tangibles… one discerns the base as impermanent, suffering, non-self; with the divine eye one sees form; with the divine ear-element one hears sound; the eye-base to eye-consciousness… the tangible-base to body-consciousness… the eye-base to eye-consciousness… the body-base to body-consciousness… the base is present to the aggregates to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development. A condition is a condition. Post-arisen: Aggregates to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development are a condition by way of presence for this body that arose previously. Edible food for this body…pe… the faculty of physical life is a condition by way of presence for kamma-born matter. (1) A phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing: One enjoys and delights in the eye that arose previously; concerning that, lust to be abandoned by seeing arises, wrong view arises, doubt arises, displeasure to be abandoned by seeing arises. The ear…pe… One enjoys the base…pe… The base is a condition by way of presence for the aggregates to be abandoned by seeing. (2) A phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon to be abandoned by development: One enjoys and delights in the eye that arose previously; concerning that, lust to be abandoned by development arises, restlessness arises, displeasure to be abandoned by development arises. The ear…pe… One enjoys and delights in the base…pe… The base is a condition by way of presence for the aggregates to be abandoned by development. (3) 95. And phenomena to be abandoned by seeing and to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development are a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing: conascent, pre-arisen. Conascent: One aggregate to be abandoned by seeing and the base are a condition by way of presence for three aggregates…pe… two aggregates and the base…pe…. (1) And phenomena to be abandoned by seeing and to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development are a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development: conascent, post-arisen, food, faculty. Conascent: Aggregates to be abandoned by seeing and the great elements are a condition by way of presence for mind-originated matter. Post-arisen: Aggregates to be abandoned by seeing and edible food food is a condition by way of presence for this body. Later-born— the aggregates to be abandoned by seeing, and the life faculty of matter, are a condition by way of presence for kamma-born matter. (2) The phenomena to be abandoned by development, and the phenomena to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, are a condition for the phenomena to be abandoned by development… (etc.) (two questions should be made). Absence, Disappearance, Non-disappearance Conditions 96. The phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of absence for the phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing… is a condition by way of disappearance… is a condition by way of non-disappearance. 1. Direct Order of Conditions 2. Enumeration 97. In Root, seven; in Object, eight; in Predominance, ten; in Contiguity, seven; in Sameness of Contiguity, seven; in Co-nascence, nine; in Mutuality, three; in Support, thirteen; in Sufficing Support, eight; in Pre-nascence, three; in Post-nascence, three; in Repetition, three; in Kamma, seven; in Result, one; in Nutriment, seven; in Faculty, seven; in Jhāna, seven; in Path, seven; in Association, three; in Disassociation, five; in Presence, thirteen; in Absence, seven; in Disappearance, seven; in Non-disappearance, thirteen. (Thus should be counted). Direct Order. Negative Order 98. The phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object for the phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of sufficing support. (1) The phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object for the phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of sufficing support… is a condition by way of post-nascence… is a condition by way of kamma. (2) The phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of co-nascence for the phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing and for the phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development. (3) 99. The phenomenon to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object for the phenomenon to be abandoned by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of sufficing support. (1) The phenomenon to be abandoned by development is a condition for the phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing of that dhamma is a condition by way of object-condition… is a condition by way of decisive-support condition. (2) The dhamma to be abandoned by development of the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of object-condition… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive-support condition… is a condition by way of post-nascence condition. (3) The dhamma to be abandoned by development of the dhamma to be abandoned by development, and of the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of co-nascence condition. (4) 100. The dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of object-condition… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive-support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascence condition… is a condition by way of post-nascence condition… is a condition by way of kamma condition… is a condition by way of nutriment condition… is a condition by way of faculty condition. (1) The dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object-condition… is a condition by way of decisive-support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascence condition. (2) The dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object-condition… is a condition by way of decisive-support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascence condition. (3) 101. The dhamma to be abandoned by seeing, and the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned by seeing are co-nascent, pre-nascent. (1) The dhamma to be abandoned by seeing, and the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development are co-nascent, post-nascent, nutriment, faculty. (2) The dhamma to be abandoned by development, and the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned by development are co-nascent, pre-nascent. (1) The dhamma to be abandoned by development, and the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development of the dhamma to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development s Non-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty. (2) 2. The Negative of Conditions 2. Section of Enumeration 102. Not by root condition, fourteen, not by object condition, fourteen, not by dominance condition, fourteen, not by contiguity condition, fourteen, not by immediate contiguity condition, fourteen, not by co-nascence condition, ten, not by mutuality condition, ten, not by support condition, ten, not by decisive support condition, fourteen, not by pre-nascence condition, twelve, not by post-nascence condition, fourteen, not by repetition condition, fourteen, not by kamma condition, fourteen, not by result condition, fourteen, not by nutriment condition, fourteen, not by faculty condition, fourteen, not by jhana condition, fourteen, not by path condition, fourteen, not by association condition, ten, not by dissociation condition, eight, not by presence condition, eight, not by absence condition, fourteen, not by disappearance condition, fourteen, not by non-disappearance condition, eight (thus it should be counted). The Negative. 3. The Direct-Negative of Conditions 103. By root condition, not by object condition, seven, not by dominance condition, seven, not by contiguity condition, seven, not by immediate contiguity condition, seven, not by mutuality condition, three,