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B01031101hetugocchakaṃ (scope of cause)

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A rooted phenomenon is a condition by contiguity-condition for a rootless phenomenon – previous previous aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness are a condition by contiguity-condition for subsequent subsequent delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness; a rooted death-consciousness is a condition by contiguity-condition for a rootless rebirth-consciousness; a rooted life-continuum is a condition by contiguity-condition for advertence; a rooted life-continuum is a condition by contiguity-condition for a rootless life-continuum; rooted aggregates are a condition by contiguity-condition for rootless emergence. (2) A rooted phenomenon is a condition by contiguity-condition for a rooted phenomenon and a rootless phenomenon – previous previous aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness are a condition by contiguity-condition for subsequent subsequent aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness and for delusion. (3) 103. A rootless phenomenon is a condition by contiguity-condition for a rootless phenomenon – previous previous delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness is a condition by contiguity-condition for subsequent subsequent… the last, the last delusion accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness is conditioned by immediate contiguity; the former, the former rootless aggregates condition the latter, the latter rootless aggregates by immediate contiguity; adverting conditions the five consciousnesses by immediate contiguity. (1) A rootless phenomenon conditions a rooted phenomenon by immediate contiguity – the former, the former delusion accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness conditions the latter, the latter aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness by immediate contiguity; a rootless death-consciousness conditions a rooted rebirth-consciousness by immediate contiguity; a rootless life-continuum conditions a rooted life-continuum by immediate contiguity; adverting conditions the rooted aggregates by immediate contiguity; rootless aggregates condition rooted emergence by immediate contiguity. (2) A rootless phenomenon conditions a rooted phenomenon and a rootless phenomenon by immediate contiguity – the former, the former delusion accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness conditions the latter, the latter aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, and delusion by immediate contiguity; adverting conditions the aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, and delusion by immediate contiguity. (3) 104. Rooted phenomena and rootless phenomena condition a rooted phenomenon by immediate contiguity – the former, the former aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, and delusion condition the latter, the latter aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness by immediate contiguity. (1) Rooted phenomena and rootless phenomena condition a rootless phenomenon by immediate contiguity – the former, the former aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, and delusion condition the last, the last doubt-accompanied, restlessness-accompanied is a condition by way of immediate contiguity for delusion; the aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, and delusion, are a condition by way of immediate contiguity for non-causal emergence. (2) Causal and non-causal phenomena are a condition by way of immediate contiguity for causal and non-causal phenomena – the preceding preceding aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, and delusion, are a condition by way of immediate contiguity for the succeeding succeeding aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, and for delusion. (3) Condition of Co-existence, etc. 105. A causal phenomenon is a condition by way of co-existence for a causal phenomenon (similar to co-existence in the Dependent Origination section, no fitting here)… is a condition by way of mutuality… (similar to the Dependent Origination section)… is a condition by way of support (similar to the condition of support in the Dependent Origination section, no fitting here). Condition of Decisive Support 106. A causal phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a causal phenomenon – decisive support by object, decisive support by immediate contiguity, decisive support by nature…etc…. Decisive support by nature – causal aggregates are a condition by way of decisive support for causal aggregates. (1) A causal phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a non-causal phenomenon – decisive support by immediate contiguity, decisive support by nature…etc…. Decisive support by nature – causal aggregates are a condition by way of decisive support for non-causal aggregates and for delusion. (2) A causal phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for causal and non-causal phenomena – decisive support by immediate contiguity, decisive support by nature…etc…. Decisive support by nature – causal aggregates are a condition by way of decisive support for aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, and for delusion. (3) 107. A non-causal phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a non-causal phenomenon – decisive support by immediate contiguity, decisive support by nature…etc…. Decisive support by nature – bodily pleasure is a condition by way of decisive support for bodily pleasure, for bodily pain, for delusion. And it is a condition by way of decisive support. Bodily pain... climate... food... lodging are conditions for bodily pleasure, for bodily pain, and for delusion, by way of decisive support. Delusion is a condition for bodily pleasure, for bodily pain, and for delusion, by way of decisive support. Bodily pleasure... bodily pain... climate... food, lodging, and delusion are conditions for bodily pleasure, for bodily pain, and for delusion, by way of decisive support. (1) A rootless phenomenon is a condition for a rooted phenomenon by way of decisive support – by way of object-decisive support, by way of contiguity-decisive support, by way of natural-decisive support... By way of natural-decisive support – relying on bodily pleasure, one gives alms... one breaks up the Sangha; relying on bodily pain... climate... food... lodging... delusion, one gives alms... one breaks up the Sangha; bodily pleasure... and so on... and delusion are conditions for faith... for wisdom, for passion... for the aspiration for the path, for the attainment of fruition, by way of decisive support. (2) A rootless phenomenon is a condition for a rooted and a rootless phenomenon by way of decisive support – by way of contiguity-decisive support, by way of natural-decisive support... By way of natural-decisive support – bodily pleasure and delusion are conditions for the aggregates associated with doubt, associated with restlessness, and for delusion, by way of decisive support. (3) 108. Rooted and rootless phenomena are conditions for a rooted phenomenon by way of decisive support – by way of contiguity-decisive support, by way of natural-decisive support... By way of natural-decisive support – aggregates associated with doubt, associated with restlessness, and delusion are conditions for rooted aggregates, by way of decisive support. (1) Rooted and rootless phenomena are conditions for a rootless phenomenon by way of decisive support – by way of contiguity-decisive support, by way of natural-decisive support... By way of natural-decisive support – aggregates associated with doubt, associated with restlessness, and delusion are conditions for rootless aggregates and for delusion, by way of decisive support. Conditions with roots and conditions without roots are conditions by way of decisive support for conditions with roots and conditions without roots. Immediate decisive support, natural decisive support...etc. Natural decisive support: The aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, and delusion, are conditions by way of decisive support for the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, and for delusion. Pre-nascent condition. 109. A condition without roots is a condition for a condition without roots by way of pre-nascent condition. Pre-nascent object, pre-nascent base. Pre-nascent object: The eye...etc. the base as impermanent...etc. sorrow arises. When wholesome and unwholesome cease, rootless resultant (consciousness) arises as that object. The visible object is a condition for eye-consciousness...etc. the tangible object is a condition for body-consciousness by way of pre-nascent condition. Pre-nascent base: The eye-base for eye-consciousness...etc. the body-base for body-consciousness... The pre-nascent base is a condition for the rootless aggregates and for delusion by way of pre-nascent condition. A condition without roots is a condition for a condition with roots by way of pre-nascent condition. Pre-nascent object, pre-nascent base. Pre-nascent object: The eye...etc. the base as impermanent...etc. sorrow arises. When wholesome and unwholesome cease, resultant (consciousness) with roots arises as that object. With the divine eye one sees forms. With the divine ear-element one hears sounds. Pre-nascent base: The base is a condition for the aggregates with roots by way of pre-nascent condition. A condition without roots is a condition for conditions with roots and conditions without roots by way of pre-nascent condition. Pre-nascent object, pre-nascent base. Pre-nascent object: The eye...etc. taking the base as object, the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, and delusion arise. Pre-nascent base: The base is a condition for the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, and for delusion by way of pre-nascent condition. Post-nascent condition, etc. 110.

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