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and phenomena associated with clinging and dissociated from clinging arise by way of cause condition – dependent on one aggregate associated with clinging, three aggregates and mind-originated matter...etc... two aggregates...etc.... (3) 47. Dependent on a phenomenon dissociated from clinging, a phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises by way of cause condition – dependent on one aggregate dissociated from clinging, three aggregates and mind-originated matter...etc... two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc... dependent on aggregates, the base, dependent on the base, the aggregates, one great element...etc.... (1) Dependent on a phenomenon associated with clinging and dissociated from clinging, a phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises by way of cause condition... Accumulation – Mind-originated matter is conditioned by the aggregates associated with wrong grasping and the great elements. (in brief) (1) 1. Conducive Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 48. In root, five; in object, two; in dominance, five; in contiguity, two; in immediate contiguity, two; in co-nascence, five; in mutuality, two; in support, five; in strong support, two; in pre-nascence, two; in repetition, two; in kamma, five; in result, one; in nutriment, five; (etc.) in path, five; in association, two; in dissociation, five; in presence, five; in absence, two; in disappearance, two; in non-disappearance, five. Conducive. 2. Adverse Conditions 1. Analysis Section Non-root Condition 49. A phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping arises, conditioned by a phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping, by way of non-root condition. Conditioned by one aggregate dissociated from wrong grasping and without root, three aggregates and mind-originated matter (arise); (etc.) conditioned by two aggregates; (etc.) at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking; (etc.) (up to the non-percipient beings) conditioned by the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, the delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness (arises). (1) Non-object Condition 50. A phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping arises, conditioned by a phenomenon associated with wrong grasping, by way of non-object condition. Mind-originated matter is conditioned by the aggregates associated with wrong grasping. (in brief) (1) A phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping arises, conditioned by a phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping, by way of non-object condition. Mind-originated matter is conditioned by the aggregates dissociated from wrong grasping (up to the non-percipient beings). (1) A phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping arises, conditioned by a phenomenon associated with wrong grasping and a phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping, by way of non-object condition. Mind-originated matter is conditioned by the aggregates associated with wrong grasping and the great elements. (in brief) (1) 2. Adverse Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 51. In non-root, one; in non-object, three; in non-dominance, five; in non-contiguity, three; in non-immediate contiguity, three; in non-mutuality, three, in non-proximate cause, three, in non-pre-arising, four, in non-post-arising, five, in non-repetition, five, in non-kamma, two, in non-result, five, in non-nutriment, one, in non-faculty, one, in non-jhana, one, in non-path, one, in non-association, three, in non-disassociation, two, in non-absence, three, in non-disappearance, three. 3. Direct-reverse conditions 52. From root condition, in non-object, three, in non-dominance, five (thus it should be counted). 4. Reverse-direct conditions 53. From non-root condition, in object, one (summary), in presence, one. 2. Conascent Section (The Conascent Section also is similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 3. Condition Section 1. Direct conditions 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 54. A dhamma associated with clinging, as a condition, a dhamma associated with clinging arises through root condition... three (similar to the Dependent Origination Section). A dhamma dissociated from clinging, as a condition, a dhamma dissociated from clinging arises through root condition – one aggregate dissociated from clinging, as a condition, three aggregates and mind-originated matter...etc... two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc... (up to the internal great elements) the base as a condition, aggregates dissociated from clinging. (1) A dhamma dissociated from clinging, as a condition, a dhamma associated with clinging arises through root condition – the base as a condition, aggregates associated with clinging. (2) A dhamma dissociated from clinging, as a condition, and dhammas associated with clinging and dissociated from clinging arise through root condition – the base as a condition, aggregates associated with clinging, the great elements as a condition, mind-originated matter. (3) 55. A dhamma associated with clinging and dissociated from clinging, as a condition, a dhamma associated with clinging arises through root condition – one aggregate associated with clinging and the base, as a condition, three aggregates...etc... two aggregates...etc.... (1) A dhamma associated with clinging and dissociated from clinging, as a condition, a dhamma dissociated from clinging arises through root condition Growth – conditioned by the aggregates associated with wrong grasping and the great elements, mind-originated matter. A phenomenon associated with wrong grasping and a phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping, conditioned by them, phenomena associated with wrong grasping and phenomena dissociated from wrong grasping arise by way of root condition – conditioned by one aggregate associated with wrong grasping and the base, three aggregates... two aggregates... conditioned by the aggregates associated with wrong grasping and the great elements, mind-originated matter (abbreviated). 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Section on enumeration Pure 56. In root condition, nine, in object condition, four, in dominance condition, nine, in contiguity condition, four, in immediate contiguity condition, four, in co-nascence condition, nine, in mutuality condition, four, in support condition, nine, in strong reliance condition, four, in pre-nascence condition, four, in repetition condition, four, in kamma condition, nine, in result condition, one, in nutriment condition, nine... in non-disappearance condition, nine. Direct order. 2. Conditions in reverse order 1. Section on analysis 57. A phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping, conditioned by it, a phenomenon dissociated from wrong grasping arises by way of non-root condition – conditioned by one rootless aggregate dissociated from wrong grasping, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... two aggregates... at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (up to the non-percipient beings) the eye-base conditioned by eye-consciousness... the body-base conditioned by body-consciousness, the base conditioned by rootless aggregates dissociated from wrong grasping; conditioned by the aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness and the base, delusion accompanied by doubt and restlessness. 2. Conditions in reverse order 2. Section on enumeration Pure 58. In non-root condition, one, in non-object condition, three, in non-dominance condition, nine, in non-contiguity condition, three, in non-immediate contiguity condition, three, in non-mutuality condition, three, in non-strong reliance condition, three, in non-pre-nascence condition, four, in non-post-nascence condition, nine, in non-repetition condition, nine, 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-disassociation condition, two, in non-absence condition, three. i, unseparated, three. 3. Condition-Concordant-Discordant 59. From root condition, not-object, three; not-dominance, nine (thus should be counted). 4. Condition-Discordant-Concordant 60. From not-root condition, object, one…etc.… unseparated, one. 4. Support Section (The Support Section is similar to the Condition Section.) 5. Association Section 1-4. Condition-Concordant, etc. 61. Associated with clinging, a phenomenon associated with clinging arises by root condition (abbreviated). Pure 62. In root, two (everywhere two); in result, one…etc.… in unseparated, two. In not-root, one; in not-dominance, two; in not-pre-arisen, two; in not-post-arisen, two; in not-repetition, two; in not-kamma, two; in not-result, two; in not-jhāna, one; in not-path, one; in not-disjoined, two. 6. Concomitance Section (Thus, the other two counts and the Concomitance Sections should also be done.) 7. Question Section 1. Condition-Concordant 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 63. A phenomenon associated with clinging is a condition for a phenomenon associated with clinging by root condition – roots associated with clinging are a condition for the associated aggregates by root condition. (The root should be done) Roots associated with clinging are a condition for mind-originated material forms by root condition. (The root should be done) Roots associated with clinging are a condition for the associated aggregates and mind-originated material forms by root condition. (3) A phenomenon disjoined from clinging is a condition for a phenomenon disjoined from clinging by root condition – roots disjoined from clinging are a condition for the associated aggregates and mind-originated material forms by root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking…etc…. (1) Object Condition 64.