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at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...aggregates for the base... Nutrient-condition, etc. 54. A wrong-fixed phenomenon is a condition by way of nutrient-condition for a wrong-fixed phenomenon. ...is a condition by way of faculty-condition. ...is a condition by way of jhana-condition. ...is a condition by way of path-condition. ...is a condition by way of association-condition. Disassociation-condition 55. A wrong-fixed phenomenon is a condition by way of disassociation-condition for an undetermined phenomenon. Conascent, post-nascent. Conascent: Wrong-fixed aggregates are a condition by way of disassociation-condition for mind-originated material forms. Post-nascent: Wrong-fixed aggregates are a condition by way of disassociation-condition for this pre-arisen body. (1) A right-fixed phenomenon is a condition by way of disassociation-condition for an undetermined phenomenon. Conascent, post-nascent. Conascent: Right-fixed aggregates are a condition by way of disassociation-condition for mind-originated material forms. Post-nascent: Right-fixed aggregates are a condition by way of disassociation-condition for this pre-arisen body. (1) An undetermined phenomenon is a condition by way of disassociation-condition for an undetermined phenomenon. Conascent, pre-nascent, post-nascent. Conascent: Undetermined aggregates are a condition by way of disassociation-condition for mind-originated material forms. At the moment of rebirth-linking... Aggregates for the base are a condition by way of disassociation-condition. The base for the aggregates is a condition by way of disassociation-condition. Pre-nascent – and The eye-base for eye-consciousness… …and so on… the body-base for body-consciousness… the base is a condition for indeterminate aggregates by way of disjoined condition. Later-arisen— indeterminate aggregates are a condition for this earlier-arisen body by way of disjoined condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a phenomenon fixed in wrongness by way of disjoined condition. Earlier-arisen— the base is a condition for aggregates fixed in wrongness by way of disjoined condition. (2) An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a phenomenon fixed in rightness by way of disjoined condition. Earlier-arisen— the base is a condition for aggregates fixed in rightness by way of disjoined condition. (3) Existence Condition 56. A phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition for a phenomenon fixed in wrongness by way of existence condition— one aggregate fixed in wrongness for three aggregates… …and so on… two aggregates for two aggregates by way of existence condition. (1) A phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of existence condition— co-arisen, later-arisen. Co-arisen— aggregates fixed in wrongness are a condition for mind-originated material forms by way of existence condition. Later-arisen— aggregates fixed in wrongness are a condition for this earlier-arisen body by way of existence condition. (2) A phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition for a phenomenon fixed in wrongness and for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of existence condition— one aggregate fixed in wrongness for three aggregates and for mind-originated material forms by way of existence condition… …and so on… two aggregates… …and so on…. (3) A phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition for a phenomenon fixed in rightness by way of existence condition… …and so on… (three questions). An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon by way of existence condition— co-arisen, earlier-arisen, later-arisen, nutriment, faculty. Co-arisen— one indeterminate aggregate for three aggregates and for mind-originated material forms by way of existence condition… …and so on… two aggregates… …and so on… at the moment of re-linking… …and so on… aggregates for the base by way of existence condition. The base is a condition by way of presence for the aggregates. One great element... (and so on)... for the non-percipient beings, one great element... (and so on). Pre-arisen – the eye... (and so on)... one discerns the base as impermanent, as suffering, as non-self, enjoys it, delights in it; based on that, lust arises... (and so on)... displeasure arises. With the divine eye, one sees forms; with the divine ear-element, one hears sounds. The visible-object base for eye-consciousness... (and so on)... the tangible-object base for body-consciousness... (and so on)... the eye-base for eye-consciousness... (and so on)... the body-base for body-consciousness... The base is a condition by way of presence for the indeterminate aggregates. Post-arisen – the indeterminate aggregates are a condition by way of presence for this pre-arisen body. Edible food is a condition by way of presence for this body. The faculty of physical life is a condition by way of presence for the kamma-born physical phenomena. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon fixed in wrongness. Pre-arisen – the faculty of physical life is a condition by way of presence for the kamma of matricide... (and so on)... for the kamma of causing blood to flow. The base is a condition by way of presence for the aggregates fixed in wrongness. (2) An indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon fixed in rightness. Pre-arisen – the base is a condition by way of presence for the aggregates fixed in rightness. (3) 57. Phenomena fixed in wrongness and indeterminate phenomena are a condition by way of presence for a phenomenon fixed in wrongness – conascence, pre-arisen. Conascent – one aggregate fixed in wrongness and the base for three aggregates... (and so on)... two aggregates... (and so on). (1) Phenomena fixed in wrongness and indeterminate phenomena are a condition by way of presence for an indeterminate phenomenon – conascence, post-arisen, food, faculty. Conascent – aggregates fixed in wrongness and the great elements are a condition by way of presence for mind-originated physical phenomena. Post-arisen – aggregates fixed in wrongness and edible food are a condition by way of presence for this body. By accumulation, a condition. Post-arisen — wrongly determined aggregates and the life faculty of matter to kamma-born matter is a condition by way of presence. (2) Rightly determined and undetermined phenomena to rightly determined phenomena is a condition by way of presence…etc… (two questions similar to wrongly determined). 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Enumeration Section 58. By root, seven, by object, five, by dominance, eight, by contiguity, five, by immediate contiguity, five, by co-nascence, nine, by mutuality, three, by support, thirteen, by strong support, seven, by pre-nascence, three, by post-nascence, three, by repetition, three, by kamma, seven, by result, one, by nutriment, seven, by faculty, seven, by jhana, seven, by path, seven, by association, three, by dissociation, five, by presence, thirteen, by absence, five, by disappearance, five, by non-disappearance, thirteen (thus should be counted). Direct order. 2. Negative Section 59. Wrongly determined phenomenon to wrongly determined phenomenon is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of strong support. (1) Wrongly determined phenomenon to undetermined phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of strong support… is a condition by way of post-nascence… is a condition by way of kamma. (2) Wrongly determined phenomenon to wrongly determined and undetermined phenomena is a condition by way of co-nascence. (3) Rightly determined phenomenon to rightly determined phenomenon is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of strong support. (1) Rightly determined phenomenon to undetermined phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of strong support… is a condition by way of post-nascence. (2) Rightly determined phenomenon to rightly determined and undetermined phenomena is a condition by way of co-nascence. (3) 60. Undetermined phenomenon to undetermined phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-nascence… is a condition by way of strong support. o… condition by pre-arising condition… condition by post-arising condition… condition by kamma condition… condition by nutriment condition… condition by faculty condition. (1) The undetermined phenomenon is a condition for the wrong-fixed phenomenon by way of object condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-arising condition. (2) The undetermined phenomenon is a condition for the right-fixed phenomenon by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-arising condition. (3) The wrong-fixed and undetermined phenomena, for the wrong-fixed phenomenon, are co-arisen, pre-arisen. (1) The wrong-fixed and undetermined phenomena, for the undetermined phenomenon, are co-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty. (2) The right-fixed and undetermined phenomena, for the right-fixed phenomenon, are co-arisen, pre-arisen. (1) The right-fixed and undetermined phenomena, for the undetermined phenomenon, are co-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty. (2) 2. The Negative of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section 61. In non-root, thirteen; in non-object, non-predominance, non-contiguity, non-immediate contiguity, thirteen; in non-co-arisen, nine; in non-mutuality, nine; in non-support, nine; in non-decisive support, thirteen; in non-pre-arisen, eleven; in non-post-arisen, thirteen; in non-repetition, thirteen; in non-kamma, non-result, non-nutriment, thirteen…and so on… in non-path, thirteen; in non-association, nine; in non-disassociation, seven; in non-presence, seven; in non-absence, thirteen; in non-disappearance, thirteen; in non-non-disappearance, seven (thus it should be counted). The Negative. 3.