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at the moment of rebirth... dependent on great elements, and manifest and non-manifest mind-originated form, kamma-born form, derived form. (3) Object Condition 19. Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, a non-manifest phenomenon arises by way of object condition – dependent on one non-manifest aggregate, three aggregates; ...dependent on two aggregates... at the moment of rebirth... dependent on the base, the aggregates. (1) Dominance Condition 20. Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, a non-manifest phenomenon arises by way of dominance condition – dependent on one non-manifest aggregate, three aggregates, and non-manifest mind-originated form; ...dependent on two aggregates... dependent on one great element, three great elements; ...dependent on two great elements... dependent on great elements, non-manifest mind-originated form, derived form. (1) Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, a manifest phenomenon arises by way of dominance condition – dependent on non-manifest aggregates, manifest mind-originated form; dependent on great elements, manifest mind-originated form. (2) Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, both a manifest and a non-manifest phenomenon arise by way of dominance condition – dependent on one non-manifest aggregate, three aggregates, and manifest and non-manifest mind-originated form; ...dependent on two aggregates... dependent on great elements, and manifest and invisible mind-originated matter, derived matter. (3) (Abbreviated, all should be done.) 1. Conditions in Direct Order 2. Enumeration Section Pure 21. In root, three; in object, one; in dominance, three; in contiguity, one; in immediate contiguity, one; in co-existence, three; in reciprocity, one; in support, three; in decisive support, one; in pre-existence, one; in repetition, one; in kamma, three; in result, three (in all, three); in path, three; in association, one; in dissociation, three; in presence, three; in absence, one; in disappearance, one; in non-disappearance, three (thus should be counted). Direct Order. 2. Conditions in Reverse Order 1. Analysis Section Non-Root Condition 22. Depending on an invisible phenomenon, an invisible phenomenon arises by non-root condition – depending on one rootless invisible aggregate, three aggregates, and invisible mind-originated matter…etc… two aggregates…etc… at the moment of rootless rebirth…etc… depending on aggregates, the base; depending on the base, aggregates; depending on one great element…etc… depending on great elements, invisible mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter… external… food-originated… temperature-originated… of non-percipient beings…etc… depending on aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness, delusion accompanied by doubt and restlessness. (1) Depending on an invisible phenomenon, a visible phenomenon arises by non-root condition – depending on rootless invisible aggregates, visible mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth…etc… depending on great elements, visible mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter… external… food-originated… temperature-originated… depending on the great elements of non-percipient beings, visible kamma-originated matter, derived matter. (2) Depending on an invisible phenomenon, both a visible and an invisible phenomenon arise by non-root condition – depending on one rootless invisible aggregate, three aggregates, and visible and invisible mind-originated matter. the basis, form… (and so on)… two aggregates… (and so on)… at the moment of rebirth-linking… (and so on)… dependent on the great elements… (and so on)… external… arisen from nutriment… arisen from season… in non-percipient beings, form produced by kamma, visible and invisible, dependent on the great elements, and derived form. (3) (Thus all should be done.) 2. Opposite of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 23. Not by root, three; not by object, three; not by dominance, three; not by contiguity, three; not by immediate contiguity, three; not by mutuality, three; not by strong dependence, three; not by pre-existence, three; not by post-existence, three; not by repetition, three; not by kamma, three; not by result, three; not by nutriment, three; not by faculty, three; not by jhana, three; not by path, three; not by association, three; not by dissociation, three; not by non-existence, three; not by disappearance, three (thus it should be counted). Opposite. 3. Conditions in Accordance and Opposite Root Dyad 24. By root condition, not by object, three; not by dominance, three (everywhere three); not by kamma, one; not by result, three; not by association, three; not by dissociation, one; not by non-existence, three; not by disappearance, three. In Accordance and Opposite. 4. Opposite of Conditions in Accordance Not-Root Dyad 25. Not by root condition, by object, one; by contiguity, one; by immediate contiguity, one; by co-existence, three; by mutuality, one; by dependence, three; by strong dependence, one; by pre-existence, one; by repetition, one; by kamma, three… (and so on)… by jhana, three; by path, one; by association, one; by dissociation, three; by existence, three; by non-existence, one; by disappearance, one; by non-disappearance, three. Opposite of Conditions in Accordance. 2. Co-existence Section (The Co-existence Section is similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 3. Conditions Section 1. Conditions in Accordance Root Condition 26. An invisible phenomenon arises dependent on an invisible phenomenon by root condition – three aggregates dependent on one invisible aggregate, and invisible mind-originated form… (and so on)… two aggregates… (and so on)… at the moment of rebirth-linking… (and so on)… the basis dependent on aggregates, aggregates dependent on the basis; dependent on one great element… (and so on) And… conditioned by the great elements, unmanifest mind-originated form, kamma-originated form, derived form, conditioned by the base, unmanifest aggregates. (The other two questions should also be made.) Object condition. 27. An unmanifest phenomenon conditioned by an unmanifest phenomenon arises by object condition – one unmanifest aggregate...etc... two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc... conditioned by the base, the aggregates, conditioned by the eye-base, eye-consciousness...etc... conditioned by the body-base, body-consciousness, conditioned by the base, unmanifest aggregates. (abridged) 28. In root, three, in object, one, in predominance, three...etc... in non-disappearance, three. Direct order. 2. Condition-reverse. Non-root condition. 29. An unmanifest phenomenon conditioned by an unmanifest phenomenon arises by non-root condition – conditioned by one rootless unmanifest aggregate, three aggregates and unmanifest mind-originated form...etc... two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking...etc... (up to the non-percipient beings) conditioned by the eye-base, eye-consciousness...etc... conditioned by the body-base, body-consciousness, conditioned by the base, rootless unmanifest aggregates, conditioned by the aggregates and base associated with doubt and restlessness, doubt-associated and restlessness-associated delusion. (The other two should also be made. Abridged). 30. In non-root, three, in non-object, three...etc... in non-non-disappearance, three. Reverse order. 3. Condition-direct-reverse. 31. By root condition, in non-object, three...etc... in non-kamma, one...etc... in non-disassociation, one, in non-non-absence, three, in non-non-disappearance, three. Direct-reverse. 4. Condition-reverse-direct. 32. By non-root condition, in object, one...etc... in path, one...etc... in non-disappearance, three. Reverse-direct. 4. Support section. (The support section should also be made in this way.) 5. Association section. 1. Condition-direct. 33. An unmanifest phenomenon associated with an unmanifest phenomenon arises by root condition – one unmanifest aggregate associated with Three aggregates, etc. Two aggregates, etc. At the moment of rebirth-linking, etc. An unexhibited phenomenon, conjoined with an unexhibited phenomenon, arises by way of object condition. (Thus, all should be done with the enumeration of conditions.) 6. The Conjoined Section (The Conjoined Section is also similar to the Conjoined-with Section.) 7. The Question Section 1. Conditions in Direct Order 1. The Analysis Section Root Condition 34. An unexhibited phenomenon is a condition to an unexhibited phenomenon by way of root condition – Unexhibited roots are a condition to the conjoined aggregates and to the unexhibited mind-originated material phenomena by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, etc. (1) An unexhibited phenomenon is a condition to an exhibited phenomenon by way of root condition – Unexhibited roots are a condition to the exhibited mind-originated material phenomena by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, etc. (2) An unexhibited phenomenon is a condition to an exhibited and an unexhibited phenomenon by way of root condition – Unexhibited roots are a condition to the conjoined aggregates and to the exhibited and unexhibited mind-originated material phenomena by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, etc. (3) Object Condition 35. An exhibited phenomenon is a condition to an unexhibited phenomenon by way of object condition – An exhibited material phenomenon as impermanent, etc., sorrow arises; one sees a material phenomenon with the divine eye, the visual object base is a condition to eye-consciousness by way of object condition; exhibited aggregates are a condition to the knowledge of psychic powers, to the knowledge of recollecting past lives, to the knowledge of future events, to advertence by way of object condition. (1) An unexhibited phenomenon is a condition to an unexhibited phenomenon by way of object condition –