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2. The Minor Intermediate Dyad 7. The Dyad of Conditioned Things 1. The Dependent Origination Section 1-4. In Accordance with Conditions, etc. 1. Depending on a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises with a root condition – Depending on one conditioned aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter… Depending on two aggregates… At the moment of rebirth-linking… Depending on aggregates, the base; depending on the base, aggregates; depending on one great primary element… Depending on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-born matter, derived matter. Depending on a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises with an object condition… …with an non-disappearance condition. 2. In root, one; in object, one… …in non-disappearance, one. In Accordance. 3. Depending on a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises with a non-root condition – Depending on one rootless conditioned aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter; depending on two aggregates… At the moment of rootless rebirth-linking… (up to non-percipient beings) Depending on aggregates accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, doubt-accompanied, restlessness-accompanied delusion. (abbreviated) 4. In non-root, one; in non-object, one; in non-predominance, one… …in non-non-disappearance, one. In Opposition. 5. With a root condition, in non-object, one; in non-predominance, one… …in non-non-disappearance, one. In Accordance-Opposition. 6. With a non-root condition, in object, one; in contiguity, one… …in non-disappearance, one. In Opposition-Accordance. 2. The Co-arising Section (The Co-arising Section is similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 3. The Condition Section 1. In Accordance with Conditions 1. The Analysis Section 7. Conditioning a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises with a root condition – Conditioning one conditioned aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter… At the moment of rebirth-linking… Conditioning aggregates, the base; conditioning the base, aggregates; conditioning one great primary element… Conditioning the base, conditioned aggregates. Conditioning a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises with an object condition. (abbreviated) (that). 4-6. The Section on Concomitance, Association, and Conjunction (Thus, the section on condition, the section on dependence, the section on association, and the section on conjunction should be elaborated, in all cases there is only one question.) 7. The Section on Questions 1. In Accordance with Conditions 1. The Section on Analysis Root Condition 8. A conditioned phenomenon is a condition for a conditioned phenomenon by way of root condition – conditioned roots are a condition for associated aggregates and mind-originated material forms by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking…etc…. Object Condition 9. A conditioned phenomenon is a condition for a conditioned phenomenon by way of object condition – having given a gift, having undertaken precepts, having performed the Uposatha observance, one reviews that; formerly well-practiced deeds…etc… having emerged from jhānas…etc… having emerged from noble paths, they review the path, they review the fruit; they know the abandoned defilements…etc… the suppressed defilements…etc… the formerly accumulated defilements; the eye…etc… the base… when conditioned aggregates are seen as impermanent…etc… displeasure arises; with divine eye one sees forms, with divine ear element one hears sounds. With mind-penetrating knowledge one knows the mind of one endowed with a conditioned mind; the base of infinite space for the base of infinite consciousness…etc… the base of nothingness for the base of neither perception nor non-perception…etc… the base of form for eye-consciousness…etc… the base of touch for body-consciousness…etc… conditioned aggregates are a condition for knowledge of psychic power, for knowledge of mind-penetration, for knowledge of recollection of past lives, for knowledge of the passing away of beings according to their deeds, for knowledge of future events, for advertence, by way of object condition. (1) An unconditioned phenomenon is a condition for a conditioned phenomenon by way of object condition – noble ones review Nibbāna; Nibbāna is a condition for lineage-change, for purification, for the path, for the fruit, for advertence, by way of object condition. (1) Dominance Condition 10. A conditioned phenomenon is a condition for a conditioned phenomenon by way of dominance condition – dominance by object, co-arisen dominance Object-Dominance: Having given alms, morality... having performed the Uposatha act, one reviews it, making it weighty. Previously... from jhānas... having arisen from the noble paths, they review the path, making it weighty. Having made the fruit weighty... the eye... the base... making the conditioned aggregates weighty, one enjoys and delights in them; making that weighty, lust arises, wrong view arises. Co-arisen Dominance: The conditioned dominance is a condition by way of dominance condition for the conjoined aggregates and mind-originated material forms. (1) The unconditioned phenomenon is a condition for the conditioned phenomenon by way of dominance condition. Object-Dominance: The noble ones review Nibbāna, making it weighty; Nibbāna is a condition for the change-of-lineage, for purification, for the path, for the fruit, by way of dominance condition. (1) Beginning with Contiguity Condition 11. The conditioned phenomenon is a condition for the conditioned phenomenon by way of contiguity condition... ...by way of decisive support condition... (two questions with decisive support as root) ...by way of pre-existence condition... ...by way of non-disappearance condition (in all, only one question). 1. Conditions in Direct Order 2. Enumeration Section Pure 12. In Root, one, in Object, two, in Dominance, two, in Contiguity, one, in Immediacy, one, in Co-arising, one, in Mutuality, one, in Support, one, in Decisive Support, two, in Pre-existence, one (in all, one), in Non-disappearance, one (thus it should be counted). Direct Order. Section on Negative Conditions 13. The conditioned phenomenon is a condition for the conditioned phenomenon by way of object condition... ...by way of co-arising condition... ...by way of decisive support condition... ...by way of pre-existence condition... ...by way of post-existence condition... ...by way of kamma condition... ...by way of nutriment condition... ...by way of faculty condition. (1) The unconditioned phenomenon is a condition for the conditioned phenomenon by way of object condition... ...by way of decisive support condition. (1) 2. Negative Conditions 2. Enumeration Section 14. In Non-root, two, in Non-object... in object one, not in dominance two, not in contiguity two, not in immediate contiguity two, ...etc... not in strong dependence two, not in pre-arising two, ...etc... not in absence two, not in non-disappearance two (thus it should be counted). The Reverse. 3. The Condition-Direct-Reverse The Dyad of Root-Condition 15. By way of root-condition: not in object one, not in dominance one, not in contiguity one, not in immediate contiguity one, not in mutuality one, not in strong dependence one, ...etc... not in association one, not in dissociation one, not in non-existence one, not in absence one (thus it should be counted). The Direct-Reverse. 4. The Condition-Reverse-Direct The Dyad of Non-Root-Condition 16. By way of non-root-condition: in object two, in dominance two, in contiguity one, ...etc... in strong dependence two, in pre-arising one, ...etc... in non-disappearance one (thus it should be counted). The Reverse-Direct. The Dyad of With-Condition is finished. 8. The Dyad of Conditioned 1. The Dependent Origination Section Root-Condition 17. Depending on a conditioned phenomenon, a conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root-condition – depending on one conditioned aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter (arise). ... at the moment of rebirth-linking, ... depending on the aggregates, the base (arises); depending on the base, the aggregates (arise); depending on one great primary element, ... depending on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, (and) derived matter (arise). (This dyad is like the Dyad of With-Condition, thus it should be counted, there is no difference.) The Dyad of Conditioned is finished. 9. The Dyad of With-Appearance 1. The Dependent Origination Section 1. The Condition-Direct 1. The Analysis Section Root-Condition 18. Depending on a non-appearing phenomenon, a non-appearing phenomenon arises by way of root-condition – depending on one non-appearing aggregate, three aggregates and non-appearing mind-originated matter (arise). ... (depending on) two aggregates, ... at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on one non-appearing aggregate, three aggregates and non-appearing kamma-originated matter (arise). ... (depending on) two aggregates, ... depending on the aggregates, the base (arises); depending on the base, the aggregates (arise); depending on one great primary element, ... depending on the great primary elements, non-appearing mind-originated (matter arises). That form, kamma-born form, derived form. (1) Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, a manifest phenomenon arises by way of root condition – dependent on non-manifest aggregates, manifest mind-originated form; at the moment of rebirth... dependent on great elements, manifest mind-originated form, kamma-born form, derived form. (2) Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, both a manifest and a non-manifest phenomenon arise by way of root condition – dependent on one non-manifest aggregate, three aggregates, and manifest and non-manifest mind-originated form; ...dependent on two aggregates...