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and the base condition volition whose root is to be abandoned by development. That volition whose root is to be abandoned; and volition associated with the aggregates accompanied by restlessness and delusion as conditions. (1) No-result condition, etc. 59. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight arises conditioned by a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, by no-result condition (complete, no rebirth-linking), by no-food condition – external… temperature-originated… of non-percipient beings… etc. by no-faculty condition – external… food-originated… temperature-originated… of non-percipient beings… etc. the great elements condition the life-faculty of matter… by no-jhana condition – one aggregate accompanied by the five consciousnesses… etc. external… food-originated… temperature-originated… of non-percipient beings… etc. by no-path condition – one rootless… etc. by no-association condition… by no-disassociation condition… (similar to no-disassociation in the Paṭiccavāra-Paccanīya, nine. Eleven). by no-absence condition… by no-disappearance condition. 2. The Negative of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section 60. By no-root, five, by no-object, five, by no-dominance, seventeen, by no-immediacy, five, by no-co-immediacy, five, by no-mutuality, five, by no-strong-dependence, five, by no-prenascence, thirteen, by no-postnascence, seventeen, by no-repetition, seventeen, by no-kamma, seven, by no-result, seventeen, by no-food, one, by no-faculty, one, by no-jhana, one, by no-path, one, by no-association, five, by no-disassociation, eleven, by no-absence, five, by no-disappearance, five (thus should be counted). The Negative. 3. The Direct-Negative of Conditions The Root Dyad 61. By root condition, by no-object, five, by no-dominance, seventeen, by no-immediacy, five, by no-co-immediacy, five, by no-mutuality, five, by no-strong-dependence, five, by no-prenascence, thirteen, by no-postnascence, seventeen, by no-repetition, seventeen, by no-kamma, seven, by no-result, seventeen, by no-association, five, by no-disassociation, eleven, by no-absence, five, by no-disappearance, five (thus should be counted). The Direct-Negative. 4. The Negative-Direct of Conditions The No-Root Dyad Non-root condition: In object, five; in contiguity, five; in immediate contiguity, five; in co-existence, five; in mutuality, five; in reliance, five; in strong reliance, five; in pre-existence, five; in repetition, five; in kamma, five; in result, one; in nutriment, five; in faculty, five; in jhana, five; in path, five; in association, five; in dissociation, five; in presence, five; in absence, five; in disappearance, five; in non-disappearance, five. (Thus it should be counted.) Reverse-direct. Section on Conditions. 4. Section on Reliance (The Section on Reliance is similar to the Section on Conditions.) 5. Section on Concomitance 1. Direct Conditions 1. Section on Analysis Root Condition A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, concomitant with a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, arises by root condition: one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, concomitant with three aggregates; ...and so on... two aggregates, concomitant with two aggregates. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, concomitant with a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, arises by root condition: one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned by development, concomitant with three aggregates; ...and so on... two aggregates, concomitant with two aggregates. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, concomitant with a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, arises by root condition: one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, concomitant with three aggregates; ...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...and so on.... (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, concomitant with a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, arises by root condition: delusion accompanied by doubt, concomitant with associated aggregates. (2) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, concomitant with a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, arises by root condition: delusion accompanied by restlessness, concomitant with associated aggregates. (3) And whose root is to be abandoned by seeing, and neither by seeing nor by development. From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, being conjoined, arises due to root condition – three aggregates conjoined with one aggregate accompanied by doubt, and delusion; ...and so on... two aggregates. (1) From 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, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development arises due to root condition – three aggregates conjoined with one aggregate accompanied by restlessness, and delusion; ...and so on... two aggregates. (1) Object Condition 65. From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, being conjoined, arises due to object condition – three aggregates conjoined with one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned by insight; ...and so on... two aggregates. (1) From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conjoined, arises due to object condition – delusion accompanied by doubt, being conjoined with aggregates accompanied by doubt. (2) From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and phenomena whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conjoined, arise due to object condition – three aggregates conjoined with one aggregate accompanied by doubt, and delusion; ...and so on... two aggregates...and so on.... (3) From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, being conjoined... (three cases). 66. From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, being conjoined, arises due to object condition – three aggregates conjoined with one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development; ...and so on... two aggregates conjoined with two aggregates. At the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... (1) From a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, being conjoined, arises due to object condition – associated aggregates conjoined with delusion accompanied by doubt. (2) Neither by insight nor A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development arises by way of object condition – delusion accompanied by restlessness, the conjoined and associated aggregates. (3) 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, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight arises by way of object condition – one aggregate accompanied by doubt and delusion, the three conjoined aggregates… …two aggregates and delusion, the two conjoined aggregates. (1) 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, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development arises by way of object condition – one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and delusion, the three conjoined aggregates… …two aggregates. (1) Principal condition, etc. 67. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight arises by way of principal condition – one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned by insight, the three conjoined aggregates… …two aggregates. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, conjoined… …one. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development arises by way of principal condition – one aggregate whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, the three conjoined aggregates… …two aggregates; by way of immediate condition… …by way of co-immediate condition. Co-arising condition, etc. 68. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight, conjoined, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight arises by way of co-arising condition… …by way of mutuality condition… …by way of support condition… …by way of strong support condition… …by way of pre-existence condition… …by way of repetition condition… …by way of kamma condition… …by way of result condition… …by way of nutriment condition… …by way of faculty condition… …by way of jhana condition… …by way of path condition… …by way of association condition… …by way of dissociation condition… …by way of presence condition… …by way of absence condition… …by way of disappearance condition. ...conditions... non-disappearance conditions.... 1. Direct Order of Conditions 2. Section of Enumeration 69. In cause, seven, in object, eleven, in dominance, three, in contiguity, eleven, in immediate contiguity, eleven, in co-existence, eleven, in mutuality, eleven, in support, eleven, in strong support, eleven, in pre-existence, eleven, in repetition, eleven, in kamma, eleven, in result, one, in nutriment, eleven, in faculty, eleven,