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In Root, seventeen. In Object, seven. In Predominance, seventeen. In Contiguity, seven. In Immediacy, seven. In Co-nascence, seventeen. In Mutuality, seven. In Support, seventeen. In Decisive Support, seven. In Pre-nascence, seven. In Repetition, seven. In Kamma, seventeen. In Result, one. In Nutriment, seventeen. In Faculty, seventeen. In Jhāna, seventeen. In Path, seventeen. In Association, seven. In Disassociation, seventeen. In Presence, seventeen. In Absence, seven. In Disappearance, seven. In Non-disappearance, seventeen. (Thus should be counted). Direct Order. 2. Conditions in Reverse Order 1. Section on Analysis Non-Root Condition 19. The undetermined dhamma conditions the undetermined dhamma which arises by way of non-root condition. One rootless undetermined aggregate conditions three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...etc... two aggregates... ...etc... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... ...etc... Aggregates condition the base. The base conditions aggregates. One great element... ...etc... of non-percipient beings... ...etc... The eye-base conditions eye-consciousness... ...etc... The body-base conditions body-consciousness. The base conditions rootless undetermined aggregates. And the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, and the base, condition delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness. (1) Non-Object Condition 20. The dhamma fixed in wrongness conditions the undetermined dhamma which arises by way of non-object condition. The aggregates fixed in wrongness... From conditions, mind-originated matter (arises). (Similar to the wholesome triad, five are to be made.) Not the Predominance condition. 21. A phenomenon fixed in wrongness, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Wrongness-fixed aggregates, by way of condition, wrongness-fixed predominance. (1) A phenomenon fixed in rightness, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in rightness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Rightness-fixed aggregates, by way of condition, rightness-fixed predominance. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, by way of condition, an indeterminate phenomenon arises, not by way of predominance condition. — One indeterminate aggregate, by way of condition, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...of non-percipient beings... ...eye-base by way of condition, eye-consciousness... ...body-base by way of condition, body-consciousness. Base by way of condition, indeterminate aggregates. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Base by way of condition, wrongness-fixed predominance. (2) An indeterminate phenomenon, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in rightness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Base by way of condition, rightness-fixed predominance. (3) A wrongness-fixed and indeterminate phenomenon, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Wrongness-fixed aggregates and base, by way of condition, wrongness-fixed predominance. (1) A rightness-fixed and indeterminate phenomenon, by way of condition, a phenomenon fixed in rightness arises, not by way of predominance condition. — Rightness-fixed aggregates and base, by way of condition, rightness-fixed predominance. (1) Not the Contiguity condition, etc. 22. A phenomenon fixed in wrongness, by way of condition, an indeterminate phenomenon arises, not by way of contiguity condition... ...not by way of absence condition... ...not by way of disappearance condition. 2. The Opposite of Conditions. 2. The Enumeration Section. 23. Not by root, one; not by object, five; not by predominance, seven; not by contiguity, five; not by immediate contiguity, five; not by mutuality, five; not by strong dependence, five; not not pre-arisen, six, not post-arisen, seventeen, not repetition, five, not kamma, seven, not result, seventeen, not nutriment, one, not faculty, not jhāna, not path, one, not associated, five, not dissociated, two, not non-existence, five, not disappearance, five (thus it should be counted). The Negative. 3. The Causal-Affirmative-Negative The Root Dyad 24. Root condition, not object, five, not dominance, seven, not contiguity, five, not immediate contiguity, not mutuality, not strong dependence, five, not pre-arisen, six, not post-arisen, seventeen, not repetition, five, not kamma, seven, not result, seventeen, not associated, five, not dissociated, two, not non-existence, five, not disappearance, five (thus it should be counted). The Affirmative-Negative. 4. The Causal-Negative-Affirmative The Non-Root Dyad 25. Non-root condition, object, one, contiguity, one (abbreviated), non-disappearance, one (thus it should be counted). The Negative-Affirmative. The Causal Section. 4. The Dependence Section (The Dependence Section is similar to the Causal Section). 5. The Association Section 1. The Causal-Affirmative 1. The Analysis Section Root Condition 26. A wrong-fixed phenomenon, associated wrong-fixed phenomenon arises by root condition – one wrong-fixed aggregate, associated with three aggregates… …etc… two aggregates…etc…. (1) A right-fixed phenomenon, associated right-fixed phenomenon arises by root condition – one right-fixed aggregate, associated with three aggregates… …etc… two aggregates…etc…. (1) An unfixed phenomenon, associated unfixed phenomenon arises by root condition – one unfixed aggregate, associated with three aggregates… …etc… two aggregates…etc… at the moment of rebirth-linking…etc…. (1) Object condition, etc. 27. A wrong-fixed phenomenon, associated wrong-fixed phenomenon arises by object condition… …etc… by non-disappearance condition. 1. The Causal-Affirmative 2. The Enumeration Section 28. In root, three, in object, three… …etc… in kamma, three, in result, one, in nutriment, t Three...etc.... in the unmixed, three (thus it should be counted). Affirmative. 2. Condition-Negative 1. Section of Analysis Not-Root-Condition 29. An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with it, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by not-root-condition – one rootless indeterminate aggregate, associated with it, three aggregates...etc.... two aggregates...etc.... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) Not-Predominance-Condition 30. A phenomenon fixed in wrongness, associated with it, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises by not-predominance-condition – aggregates fixed in wrongness, associated with it, predominance fixed in wrongness. (1) A phenomenon fixed in rightness, associated with it, a phenomenon fixed in rightness arises by not-predominance-condition – aggregates fixed in rightness, associated with it, predominance fixed in rightness. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with it, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by not-predominance-condition – one indeterminate aggregate, associated with it, three aggregates...etc.... two aggregates...etc.... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) Not-Pre-Arising-Condition, etc. 31. A phenomenon fixed in rightness, associated with it, a phenomenon fixed in rightness arises by not-pre-arising-condition – in the formless, one aggregate fixed in rightness, associated with it, three aggregates...etc.... two aggregates...etc.... (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with it, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by not-pre-arising-condition – in the formless, one indeterminate aggregate, associated with it, three aggregates...etc.... two aggregates...etc.... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) A phenomenon fixed in wrongness, associated with it, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises by not-post-arising-condition (complete). Not-Repetition-Condition, etc. 32. An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with it, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by not-repetition-condition – one indeterminate aggregate, associated with it, three aggregates...etc.... two aggregates...etc.... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) A phenomenon fixed in wrongness, associated with it, a phenomenon fixed in wrongness arises by not-kamma-condition, by not-result-condition (abbreviated). An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with it, an indeterminate phenomenon arises by not-j due to abandonment – the five consciousnesses…etc… due to the path – the unconditioned, indeterminate…etc…. The dhamma that is fixed in rightness, conjoined, the dhamma that is fixed in rightness arises due to non-disjoined condition – in the immaterial realm, one aggregate fixed in rightness, conjoined with three aggregates…etc… with two aggregates…etc…. (1) The indeterminate dhamma, conjoined, the indeterminate dhamma arises due to non-disjoined condition – in the immaterial realm, one indeterminate aggregate, conjoined with three aggregates…etc… with two aggregates…etc…. (1) 2. Condition-Reverse 2. Enumeration Section 33. In not-cause, one; in not-dominance, three; in not-pre-arisen, two; in not-post-arisen, three; in not-repetition, one; in not-kamma, three; in not-result, three; in not-jhana, one; in not-path, one; in not-disjoined, two (thus should be counted). Reverse. 3. Condition-Direct-Reverse 34. Due to cause condition, in not-dominance, three; in not-pre-arisen, two; in not-post-arisen, three; in not-repetition, one; in not-kamma, three; in not-result, three; in not-disjoined, two (thus should be counted). Direct-Reverse. 4. Condition-Reverse-Direct 35. Due to not-cause condition, in object, one; in contiguity, one (abbreviated); in non-disappearance, one (thus should be counted). Reverse-Direct. Conjoined Section. 6. Associated Section (The Associated Section is similar to the Conjoined Section). 7. Question Section 1. Condition-Direct 1. Analysis Section Cause Condition 36.