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B01031009dassenapahātabbahetukattikaṃ (abandonable causes)

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a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by seeing arises with no-disassociation condition – in the immaterial realm, dependent on delusion accompanied by doubt, the associated aggregates. (2) Dependent on a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by development arises with no-disassociation condition – in the immaterial realm, dependent on delusion accompanied by restlessness, the associated aggregates. (3) 31. Dependent on a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by seeing and a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by seeing arises with no-disassociation condition – in the immaterial realm, dependent on one aggregate accompanied by doubt and delusion, three aggregates... two aggregates. (1) Dependent on a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by development and a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon whose root-conditions are to be abandoned by development arises with no-disassociation condition – in the immaterial realm, dependent on one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and delusion, three aggregates... two aggregates... with no-absence condition... with no-disappearance condition. 2. The Reverse of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 32. Not by root, three, Not by object, five, Not by dominance, seventeen, Not by contiguity, five, Not by immediate contiguity, five, Not by mutuality, five, Not by strong dependence, five, Not by pre-existence, thirteen, Not by post-existence, seventeen, Not by repetition, seventeen, Not by kamma, seven, Not by result, seventeen, Not by nutriment, one, Not by faculty, one, Not by jhana, one, Not by path, one, Not by association, five, Not by dissociation, eleven, Not by absence, five, Not by disappearance, five. (Thus it should be counted). Negative. 3. Conditional-Direct-Negative 33. By root condition, not by object, five, not by dominance, seventeen, not by contiguity, five, not by immediate contiguity, five, not by mutuality, five, not by strong dependence, five, not by pre-existence, thirteen, not by post-existence, seventeen, not by repetition, seventeen, not by kamma, seven, not by result, seventeen, not by association, five, not by dissociation, eleven, not by absence, five, not by disappearance, five. (Thus it should be counted). Direct-Negative. 4. Conditional-Negative-Direct 34. Not by root condition, by object, three, by contiguity, three, by immediate contiguity, three, by co-existence, three, by mutuality, three, by dependence, three, by strong dependence, three, by pre-existence, three, by repetition, three, by kamma, three, by result, one, by nutriment, three, by faculty, three, by jhana, three, by path, two, by association, three, by dissociation, three, by presence, three, by absence, three, by disappearance, three, by non-disappearance, three. (Thus it should be counted). Negative-Direct. Dependent Origination Section. 2. Co-existence Section (The Co-existence Section is similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 3. Condition Section 1. Conditional-Direct 1. Analysis Section Root condition 35. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, by condition, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing arises by root condition... three. (similar to the Dependent Origination Section). A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, by condition... three. (similar to the Dependent Origination Section). A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, by condition, neither by seeing nor by development a… one (similar to the dependent origination section). Conditioned by the base, the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development, a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing arises through root-condition – conditioned by the base, the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing; conditioned by delusion accompanied by doubt, the associated aggregates. (2) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development, a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned through development arises through root-condition – conditioned by the base, the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned through development; conditioned by delusion accompanied by restlessness, the associated aggregates. (3) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development, phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing AND phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development arise through root-condition – conditioned by the base, the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing; conditioned by the great elements, mind-originated form; conditioned by delusion accompanied by doubt, the associated aggregates AND mind-originated form. (4) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development, phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned through development AND phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development arise through root-condition – conditioned by the base, the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned through development; conditioned by the great elements, mind-originated form; conditioned by delusion accompanied by restlessness, the associated aggregates AND mind-originated form. (5) 36. Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing AND a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither through seeing nor through development, a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing arises through root-condition – conditioned by one aggregate whose roots are to be abandoned through seeing AND the base, three aggregates… (etc.)… two aggregates… (etc.)… conditioned by one aggregate accompanied by doubt AND delusion, three aggregates… (etc.)… conditioned by two aggregates AND delusion, two aggregates. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conditions for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development to arise by way of root condition – the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned by insight, and the great elements, being conditions for mind-originated matter; the aggregates accompanied by doubt, and delusion, being conditions for mind-originated matter. (2) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conditions for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, to arise by way of root condition – one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and the base, being conditions for three aggregates… and two aggregates and the base, being conditions for two aggregates; the aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned by insight, and the great elements, being conditions for mind-originated matter; one aggregate accompanied by doubt, and delusion, being conditions for three aggregates and mind-originated matter…. (3) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, and a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conditions for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development to arise by way of root condition… three. Object Condition 37. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, being a condition for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight to arise by way of object condition… three (similar to object in the Dependent Origination section). A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, being a condition for… three (similar to the Dependent Origination section). 38. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being a condition for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development to arise by way of object condition – one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being a condition for three aggregates… two aggregates. At the moment of rebirth-linking… the base, being a condition for aggregates. The eye-base, being a condition for eye-consciousness… the body-base, being a condition for body-consciousness; the base, being a condition for neither by insight Aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned not by development. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned by seeing arises by way of object condition. Conditioned by the base, aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned by seeing. Conditioned by delusion accompanied by doubt, associated aggregates. (2) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned by development arises by way of object condition. Conditioned by the base, aggregates whose roots are to be abandoned by development. Conditioned by delusion accompanied by restlessness, associated aggregates. (3) Conditioned by a phenomenon whose roots are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned by seeing and phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arise by way of object condition.