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Dependent on supramundane aggregates, mind-originated matter. (2) Dependent on supramundane phenomena, mundane and supramundane phenomena arise with root condition. Dependent on one supramundane aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... dependent on two aggregates... (3) Dependent on mundane and supramundane phenomena, mundane phenomena arise with root condition. Dependent on supramundane aggregates and great elements, mind-originated matter (abbreviated). (1) 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Section on enumeration Unmixed 135. In root condition, five; in object condition, two; in dominance condition, five; in contiguity condition, two; in immediate contiguity condition, two; in co-nascence condition, five; in mutuality condition, two; in support condition, five; in strong dependence condition, two; in pre-nascence condition, two; in repetition condition, two; in kamma condition, five; in result condition, five; in nutriment condition, five; in faculty condition, five; in jhana condition, five; in path condition, five; in association condition, two; in dissociation condition, five; in presence condition, five; in absence condition, two; in disappearance condition, two; in non-disappearance condition, five. Direct order. 2. Conditions in reverse order 1. Section on analysis Non-root condition 136. Dependent on mundane phenomena, mundane phenomena arise with non-root condition. Dependent on one rootless mundane aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... dependent on two aggregates... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (up to non-percipient beings) dependent on aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, doubt-accompanied, restlessness-accompanied delusion (abbreviated). 2. Conditions in reverse order 2. Section on enumeration Unmixed 137. In non-root condition, one; in non-object condition, three; in non-dominance condition, two; in non-contiguity condition, three; in non-immediate contiguity condition, three; in non-mutuality condition, three; in non-strong dependence condition, three; in non-pre-nascence condition, four; in non-post-nascence condition, five; in non-repetition condition, five. (In the non-repetition root, in the pure supramundane, it should be determined as result, the rest is normal) in body, two in action, five in result, one in nutriment, one in faculty, one in jhāna, one in path, three in concomitant, two in dissociated, three in non-existent, three in non-departed. Opposite. 3. Concomitant-Opposite of Conditions Couple of Roots 138. By root condition, three in non-object, two in non-domination (similar to the opposite of non-immediate, etc.)…etc… five in non-result, three in non-concomitant, two in non-dissociated, three in non-existent, three in non-departed. Concomitant-Opposite. 4. Opposite-Concomitant of Conditions Couple of Non-Roots 139. By non-root condition, one in object, one in immediate…etc… one in non-departed. Opposite-Concomitant. 2. Conascent Section (Conascent section is similar to the Dependent Origination section). 3. Condition Section 1. Concomitant of Conditions 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 140. A mundane phenomenon conditions a mundane phenomenon to arise by root condition – one mundane aggregate conditions…etc… one great element…etc… great elements condition mind-originated matter, kamma-born matter, derived matter, the base conditions mundane aggregates. (1) A mundane phenomenon conditions a supramundane phenomenon to arise by root condition – the base conditions supramundane aggregates. (2) A mundane phenomenon conditions a mundane and a supramundane phenomenon to arise by root condition – the base conditions supramundane aggregates, great elements condition mind-originated matter. (3) 141. A supramundane phenomenon conditions a supramundane phenomenon to arise by root condition… three. A mundane and a supramundane phenomenon condition a mundane phenomenon to arise by root condition – supramundane aggregates and great elements condition mind-originated matter. (1) A mundane and a supramundane phenomenon condition a supramundane phenomenon to arise by root condition – one supramundane aggregate and the base condition three aggregates…etc… two aggregates…etc…. (2) A mundane and a supramundane phenomenon condition a mundane and a supramundane And phenomena arise due to root condition – due to one supramundane aggregate and the base, three aggregates…etc… two aggregates…etc… due to supramundane aggregates and great elements, mind-originated matter. (Abbreviated). (3) 1. Conditions in direct order. 2. Section of enumeration. Pure. 142. In root condition, nine; in object condition, four; in dominance condition, nine; in contiguity condition, four; in immediate contiguity condition, four; in co-existence condition, nine; in mutuality condition, four; in support condition, nine; in decisive support condition, four; in pre-existence condition, four; in repetition condition, four; in kamma condition, nine; in result condition, nine…etc… in path condition, nine; in association condition, four; in dissociation condition, nine; in presence condition, nine; in absence condition, four; in disappearance condition, four; in non-disappearance condition, nine. Direct order. 2. Conditions in reverse order. 1. Section of analysis. Non-root condition. 143. Due to a mundane phenomenon, a mundane phenomenon arises due to non-root condition – one rootless mundane aggregate…etc… (up to non-percipient beings) due to eye-base, eye-consciousness…etc… due to body-base, body-consciousness; due to the base, rootless mundane aggregates; due to aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness, and the base, doubt-accompanied and restlessness-accompanied delusion. (Abbreviated). 2. Conditions in reverse order. 2. Section of enumeration. Pure. 144. In non-root condition, one; in non-object condition, three; in non-dominance condition, four; in non-contiguity condition, three…etc… in non-decisive support condition, three; in non-pre-existence condition, four; in non-post-existence condition, nine; in non-repetition condition, nine (in supramundane formless result, it should be determined); in non-kamma condition, four; in non-result condition, nine; in non-nutriment condition, one; in non-faculty condition, one; in non-jhana condition, one; in non-path condition, one; in non-association condition, three; in non-dissociation condition, two; in non-absence condition, three; in non-disappearance condition, three. Reverse order. 3. Conditions in direct and reverse order. Root-pair. 145. Due to root condition, in non-object condition, three; in non-dominance condition, four; in non-contiguity condition, three (non-immediate contiguity and so on are similar to the reverse order); in non-result condition, nine; in non-association condition, three; non- Two in dissociated, three in non-existence, three in not-departed. Direct-Negative. 4. Condition-Negative-Direct Not-Cause Dyad 146. By not-cause condition, one in object, one in contiguity... and so on... one in non-disappearance. Negative-Direct. 4. Section on Support (The Section on Support is similar to the Section on Condition). 5. Section on Conjunction 1. Condition-Direct 1. Section on Analysis Cause Condition 147. A worldly phenomenon, conjoined with a worldly phenomenon, arises by cause condition – one worldly aggregate, conjoined with three aggregates... and so on... two aggregates... and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking... and so on. (1) A supramundane phenomenon, conjoined with a supramundane phenomenon, arises by cause condition – one supramundane aggregate, conjoined with three aggregates... and so on... two aggregates... and so on. (1) (The Section on Conjunction should be elaborated thus, with two questions including the enumerations). 6. Section on Association (The Section on Association is similar to the Section on Conjunction). 7. Section on Questions 1. Condition-Direct 1. Section on Analysis Cause Condition 148. A worldly phenomenon is a condition for a worldly phenomenon by cause condition – worldly causes are a condition for the associated aggregates and for the mind-originated material forms by cause condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking... and so on. (1) A supramundane phenomenon is a condition for a supramundane phenomenon by cause condition... three. Object Condition 149. A worldly phenomenon is a condition for a worldly phenomenon by object condition – having performed giving... and so on... morality... and so on... Uposatha observance, one reflects on it, one reflects on previously well-practiced deeds, jhānas... and so on... noble ones reflect on the change of lineage, reflect on purification, reflect on abandoned defilements, suppressed defilements... and so on... they know previously accumulated defilements; the eye... and so on... the base, worldly aggregates as impermanent... and so on... displeasure arises; with the divine eye one sees form, with the divine ear-element one hears sound. With the knowledge of penetrating others' minds, one knows the mind of one endowed with a worldly mind, the sphere of infinite space, and the sphere of infinite consciousness. …of the base of infinite space, …of the base of infinite consciousness, …of the base of nothingness, …of the base of neither perception nor non-perception, the base of form for eye-consciousness, …the base of touch for body-consciousness, worldly aggregates for the knowledge of psychic power, for the knowledge of penetrating minds, for the knowledge of recollecting past lives, for the knowledge of knowing the destiny of actions, for the knowledge of future events, for advertence, are conditions by way of object. (1) 150. Supramundane phenomena are conditions for supramundane phenomena by way of object condition – Nibbāna for the path, for the fruit, are conditions by way of object. (1)