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arises due to object condition – dependent on one aggregate neither leading to increase nor decrease, three aggregates... (etc.) two aggregates... (etc.); at the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.); dependent on the base, the aggregates; dependent on the eye-base, eye-consciousness... (etc.); dependent on the body-base, body-consciousness. Dependent on the base, aggregates neither leading to increase nor decrease. (1) Dependent on a phenomenon neither leading to increase nor decrease, a phenomenon leading to increase arises due to object condition – dependent on the base, aggregates leading to increase. (2) Dependent on a phenomenon neither leading to increase nor decrease, A phenomenon tending to decline arises by way of object condition – the base is a condition for the aggregates tending to decline. (3) A phenomenon tending to accumulate and a phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline, are conditions for a phenomenon tending to accumulate, arising by way of object condition – one aggregate tending to accumulate and the base are conditions for three aggregates... and so on... for two aggregates... and so on.... (1) A phenomenon tending to decline and a phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline, are conditions for a phenomenon tending to decline, arising by way of object condition – one aggregate tending to decline and the base are conditions for three aggregates... and so on... for two aggregates... and so on.... (1) Dominance Condition 22. A phenomenon tending to accumulate is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulate, arising by way of dominance condition... three. A phenomenon tending to decline is a condition for a phenomenon tending to decline... three. A phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline is a condition for a phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline... one... and so on... the base is a condition for the aggregates neither tending to accumulate nor to decline. A phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulate... and so on... (here too, the combination is similar to the root condition). Contiguity Condition, etc. 23. A phenomenon tending to accumulate is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulate, arising by way of contiguity condition... by way of immediate contiguity condition... by way of co-nascence condition... three. A phenomenon tending to decline is a condition for a phenomenon tending to decline... three. A phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline is a condition for a phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline, arising by way of co-nascence condition – one aggregate neither tending to accumulate nor to decline is a condition for three aggregates and mind-originated matter... and so on... for two aggregates... and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking... and so on... one great element of the non-percipient beings... and so on... the eye-base is a condition for eye-consciousness... and so on... the body-base is a condition for body-consciousness. The base is a condition... and so on.... (1) A phenomenon neither tending to accumulate nor to decline is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulate, arising by way of co-nascence condition (abbreviated, all combinations should be made). Mutuality Condition, etc. 24. A phenomenon tending to decline is a condition for decline A phenomenon that leads to a state arises by mutuality condition... by support condition... by strong support condition... by pre-existence condition... by repetition condition... by kamma condition... by result condition... by nutriment condition... by faculty condition... by jhana condition... by path condition... by association condition... by dissociation condition... by presence condition... by absence condition... by disappearance condition... by non-disappearance condition. 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Section on enumeration Pure 25. In root condition: seventeen, in object condition: seven, in dominance condition: seventeen, in contiguity condition: seven, in immediate contiguity condition: seven, in co-existence condition: seventeen, in mutuality condition: seven, in support condition: seventeen, in strong support condition: seven, in pre-existence condition: seven, in repetition condition: seven, in kamma condition: seventeen, in result condition: one, in nutriment condition: seventeen, in faculty, jhana, path conditions: seventeen, in association condition: seven, in dissociation condition: seventeen, in presence condition: seventeen, in absence condition: seven, in disappearance condition: seven, in non-disappearance condition: seventeen. (Thus it should be counted.) Direct order. 2. Conditions in reverse order 1. Section on analysis Not-root condition 26. Due to a phenomenon leading to accumulation, a phenomenon leading to accumulation arises by not-root condition – due to aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness (arises). (1) Due to a phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution, a phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution arises by not-root condition – due to one rootless aggregate neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution, three aggregates and mind-originated matter (arise)... (and so on)... two aggregates... (and so on)... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (and so on)... one great element of non-percipient beings... (and so on)... due to eye-base, eye-consciousness (arises)... (and so on)... due to body-base, body-consciousness (arises). Due to the base, rootless aggregates neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution (arise). (1) Due to a phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution, a phenomenon leading to accumulation arises by not-root condition – due to the base, delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness (arises). (2) Due to a phenomenon leading to accumulation and neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution An accumulating phenomenon arises not by root condition – conditioned by the aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness, and by the base, is the delusion accompanied by doubt and restlessness. (1) Not by object condition. 27. Conditioned by an accumulating phenomenon, a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon arises not by object condition. (Abbreviated. Similar to the Dependent Origination section.) Not by predominance condition. 28. Conditioned by an accumulating phenomenon, an accumulating phenomenon arises not by predominance condition... three. Conditioned by a diminishing phenomenon, a diminishing phenomenon arises not by predominance condition – conditioned by diminishing aggregates, is a diminishing predominant factor. (1) Conditioned by a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon arises not by predominance condition... ... of non-percipient beings... ... conditioned by the eye-base, eye-consciousness... ... conditioned by the body-base, body-consciousness. Conditioned by the base, are neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing aggregates. (1) Conditioned by a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, an accumulating phenomenon arises not by predominance condition – conditioned by the base, are accumulating aggregates. (2) Conditioned by a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, a diminishing phenomenon arises not by predominance condition – conditioned by the base, is a diminishing predominant factor. (3) Conditioned by a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, accumulating phenomena and neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomena arise not by predominance condition – conditioned by the base, are accumulating aggregates; conditioned by the great elements, is mind-originated matter. (4) 29. Conditioned by an accumulating phenomenon and a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, an accumulating phenomenon arises not by predominance condition – conditioned by one accumulating aggregate and the base, are three aggregates... ... two aggregates... (1) Conditioned by an accumulating phenomenon and a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon, a neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon arises not by predominance condition – (conditioned by) accumulating aggregates and great elements. and conditions mind-originated matter. (2) And a phenomenon leading to accumulation and neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution, by conditions, phenomena leading to accumulation and neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution arise, not by dominant condition – One aggregate leading to accumulation and the base, by conditions, three aggregates… two aggregates… Aggregates leading to accumulation and great elements, by conditions, mind-originated matter. (3) And a phenomenon leading to diminution and neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution, by conditions, a phenomenon leading to diminution arises, not by dominant condition – Aggregates leading to diminution and the base, by conditions, dominant leading to diminution. (1) Not by immediate condition, etc. 30. Not by immediate condition… not by contiguous condition… not by mutuality condition… not by decisive support condition… not by pre-existence condition (similar to the Dependent Origination section, seven questions)… not by post-existence condition (complete). Not by repetition condition 31. A phenomenon leading to accumulation, by conditions, a phenomenon leading to accumulation arises, not by repetition condition… three. A phenomenon leading to diminution, by conditions, a phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution arises, not by repetition condition – Aggregates leading to diminution, by conditions, mind-originated matter. (1) A phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to diminution,