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Arisen afterwards – The diminishing aggregates are a condition by way of disassociated condition to this body arisen previously. (1) The phenomenon neither accumulating nor diminishing is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the phenomenon neither accumulating nor diminishing – Conascent, arisen previously, arisen afterwards. Conascent – The aggregates neither accumulating nor diminishing are a condition by way of disassociated condition to the mind-originated material forms. At the moment of rebirth-linking, the aggregates neither accumulating nor diminishing are a condition by way of disassociated condition to the kamma-originated material forms. The aggregates are a condition by way of disassociated condition to the base. The base is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the aggregates. Arisen previously – The eye-base to eye-consciousness... the body-base to body-consciousness... The base is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the aggregates neither accumulating nor diminishing. Arisen afterwards – The aggregates neither accumulating nor diminishing to this body arisen previously.... (1) The phenomenon neither accumulating nor diminishing is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the accumulating phenomenon. Arisen previously – The base is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the accumulating aggregates. (2) The phenomenon neither accumulating nor diminishing is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the diminishing phenomenon. Arisen previously – The base is a condition by way of disassociated condition to the diminishing aggregates. (3) Beginning with the presence condition 65. The accumulating phenomenon is a condition by way of presence condition to the accumulating phenomenon – One accumulating aggregate to three aggregates.... (1) The accumulating phenomenon is a condition by way of presence condition to the phenomenon neither accumulating nor diminishing. by which condition – conascence, post-nascence. Conascent: The accumulating aggregates for mind-originated material forms are a condition by way of presence. Post-nascent: The accumulating aggregates for this pre-nascent body are a condition by way of presence. (2) An accumulating phenomenon for an accumulating phenomenon and for a neither-accumulating-nor-decaying phenomenon is a condition by way of presence. One accumulating aggregate for three aggregates and for mind-originated material forms is a condition by way of presence... (etc.) two aggregates... (etc.) (3) A decaying phenomenon... three (to be done in the manner of the accumulating). 66. A neither-accumulating-nor-decaying phenomenon for a neither-accumulating-nor-decaying phenomenon is a condition by way of presence – conascence, pre-nascence, post-nascence, nutriment, faculty. Conascent: One neither-accumulating-nor-decaying aggregate for three aggregates and for mind-originated material forms is a condition by way of presence... (etc.) two aggregates... (etc.) at the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.) the aggregates for the base are a condition by way of presence. The base for the aggregates is a condition by way of presence. One great primary element... (etc.) external... nutriment-originated... temperature-originated... for non-percipient beings... (etc.) Pre-nascent: An Arahant's eye... (etc.) discerns the base as impermanent, suffering, non-self. Sees forms with the divine eye. Hears sounds with the divine ear-element. The visible-object base for eye-consciousness... (etc.) the tangible-object base for body-consciousness... (etc.) the eye-base for eye-consciousness... (etc.) the body-base for body-consciousness... (etc.) the base for the neither-accumulating-nor-decaying aggregates is a condition by way of presence. Post-nascent: The neither-accumulating-nor-decaying aggregates for this pre-nascent body are a condition by way of presence. Edible food for this body... (etc.) the material life-faculty for kamma-originated material forms... (etc.) (1) A neither-accumulating-nor-decaying phenomenon for an accumulating phenomenon is a condition by way of presence. Pre-nascent: Trainees or ordinary people They discern the eye as impermanent, as suffering, as not-self; they delight in it, they rejoice in it; concerning that, lust arises… …displeasure arises. The ear… …the object they discern as impermanent… …they delight in it, they rejoice in it; concerning that, lust arises… …displeasure arises. With the divine eye one sees form, with the divine ear-element one hears sound. The base is a condition by way of presence for the accumulating aggregates. (2) The neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon is a condition by way of presence for the diminishing phenomenon. Pre-arisen: The base is a condition by way of presence for the diminishing aggregates. (3) 67. The accumulating phenomena and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomena are a condition by way of presence for the accumulating phenomenon. Co-arisen, pre-arisen. Co-arisen: One accumulating aggregate and the base are a condition by way of presence for three aggregates… …two aggregates… (1) The accumulating phenomena and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomena are a condition by way of presence for the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon. Co-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty. Co-arisen: The accumulating aggregates and the great elements are a condition by way of presence for mind-originated forms. Post-arisen: The accumulating aggregates and edible food are a condition by way of presence for this body. Post-arisen: The accumulating aggregates and the faculty of life-form are a condition by way of presence for kamma-originated forms. (2) The diminishing phenomena and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomena are a condition by way of presence for the diminishing phenomenon (two should be done in the manner shown), are a condition by way of absence, are a condition by way of disappearance, are a condition by way of non-disappearance. 1. Condition-sequence 2. Number-section Pure 68. In root, seven, in object, seven, in dominance, ten, in contiguity, six, in immediate contiguity, six, in co-arising, nine, in mutuality, three, in support, thirteen, in strong support, nine, in pre-arising, three, in post-arising In one, 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 existence, thirteen, In non-existence, six, In absence, six, In presence, thirteen. Direct order. Negative method 69. A phenomenon tending to accumulation is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulation by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition. (1) A phenomenon tending to accumulation is a condition for a phenomenon tending to decrease by way of decisive support condition. (2) A phenomenon tending to accumulation is a condition for a phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of post-nascence condition… by way of kamma condition. (3) A phenomenon tending to accumulation is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulation and for a phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease by way of co-nascence condition. (4) 70. A phenomenon tending to decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending to decrease by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition. (1) A phenomenon tending to decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulation by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition. (2) A phenomenon tending to decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of post-nascence condition. (3) A phenomenon tending to decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending to decrease and for a phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease by way of co-nascence condition. (4) 71. A phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease 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. (1) A phenomenon tending neither to accumulation nor decrease is a condition for a phenomenon tending to accumulation by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition. is conditioned… is conditioned by pre-arisen condition. (2) The neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon is conditioned for the diminishing phenomenon by decisive support condition… is conditioned by pre-arisen condition. (3) 72. The accumulating phenomenon and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon are co-arisen, pre-arisen for the accumulating phenomenon. (1) The accumulating phenomenon and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon are co-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty for the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon. (2) The diminishing phenomenon and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon are co-arisen, pre-arisen for the diminishing phenomenon. (1) The diminishing phenomenon and the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon are co-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty for the neither-accumulating-nor-diminishing phenomenon. (2) 2. Condition-Adverse 2. Enumeration Section Pure 73. Not by root: fifteen. Not by object, not by dominance, not by contiguity, not by immediate contiguity: fifteen. Not by co-arisen: eleven. Not by mutuality: eleven. Not by support: eleven. Not by decisive support: fourteen.