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10. The Great Intermediate Dyad 55. The Dyad of Object-Relatedness 1. The Conditional Relation Section 1. The Direct Method of Conditions 1. The Analysis Section Root Condition 1. Depending on an object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – depending on one object-related aggregate, three aggregates...etc... depending on two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) Depending on an object-related phenomenon, a non-object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – depending on object-related aggregates, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (2) Depending on an object-related phenomenon, both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon arise by root condition – depending on one object-related aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter...etc... depending on two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (3) 2. Depending on a non-object-related phenomenon, a non-object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – depending on one great primary element...etc... depending on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-born matter, derived matter. (1) Depending on a non-object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on the base, object-related aggregates. (2) Depending on a non-object-related phenomenon, both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon arise by root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on the base, object-related aggregates, depending on the great primary elements, kamma-born matter. (3) 3. Depending on both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on one object-related aggregate and the base, three aggregates...etc... depending on two aggregates and...etc.... (1) Depending on both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon, a non-object-related phenomenon arises by root condition – depending on object-related aggregates and the great primary elements, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (2) Depending on both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon, both an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon arise by root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on one object-related aggregate and depending on the base, three aggregates... ...and two aggregates... ...depending on the object-related aggregates and the great elements, the kamma-born matter. (3) Object Condition 4. Depending on an object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by object condition – depending on one object-related aggregate, three aggregates... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... Depending on a non-object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by object condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on the base, the object-related aggregates. Depending on an object-related and a non-object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by object condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, depending on one object-related aggregate and the base, three aggregates... ...and two aggregates... (abbreviated). 1. The Affirmative Method of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure 5. In Root condition, nine. In Object condition, three. In Predominance condition, five. In Contiguity condition, three. In Proximity condition, three. In Co-nascence condition, nine. In Mutuality condition, six. In Support condition, nine. In Decisive Support condition, three. In Pre-nascence condition, one. In Repetition condition, one. In Kamma condition, nine. In Result condition, nine. In Nutriment condition, nine. In Faculty condition, nine. In Jhana condition, nine. In Path condition, nine. In Association condition, three. In Disassociation condition, nine. In Presence condition, nine. In Absence condition, three. In Disappearance condition, three. In Non-disappearance condition, nine. 2. The Negative Method of Conditions 1. The Analysis Section Non-Root Condition 6. Depending on an object-related phenomenon, an object-related phenomenon arises by non-root condition – depending on one rootless object-related aggregate, three aggregates... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... ...depending on the aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, the delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness. (1) Depending on an object-related phenomenon, a non-object-related phenomenon arises by non-root condition – depending on the rootless object-related aggregates, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (2) Depending on an object-related phenomenon, object-related and non-object-related phenomena arise by non-root condition – rootless object-related... Depending on one aggregate with an object, three aggregates arise, and mind-originated matter... ...depending on two aggregates... ...at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (3) 7. Depending on a phenomenon without an object, a phenomenon without an object arises by non-root condition – one great element... ...one great element of the non-percipient beings... (1) Depending on a phenomenon without an object, a phenomenon with an object arises by non-root condition – at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, depending on the base, aggregates with an object. (2) Depending on a phenomenon without an object, phenomena with an object and without an object arise by non-root condition – at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, depending on the base, aggregates with an object, depending on the great elements, kamma-born matter. (3) 8. Depending on a phenomenon with an object and without an object, a phenomenon with an object arises by non-root condition – at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, depending on one aggregate with an object and the base, three aggregates... ...and two aggregates... (1) Depending on a phenomenon with an object and without an object, a phenomenon without an object arises by non-root condition – depending on rootless aggregates with an object and the great elements, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking... (2) Depending on a phenomenon with an object and without an object, phenomena with an object and without an object arise by non-root condition – at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, depending on one aggregate with an object and the base, three aggregates... ...and two aggregates... depending on aggregates with an object and the great elements, kamma-born matter. (3) Non-object condition 9. Depending on a phenomenon with an object, a phenomenon without an object arises by non-object condition – depending on aggregates with an object, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking... (1) Depending on a phenomenon without an object, a phenomenon without an object arises by non-object condition (up to the non-percipient beings). (1) Depending on a phenomenon with an object and without an object, a phenomenon without an object arises by non-object condition ā – Dependent on the mind-arising form, the mind-arising form, and the great elements, are the mind-arising forms. At the moment of rebirth-linking…etc… (abbreviated). (1) 2. Conditional-Adversative 2. Enumeration Section Pure 10. In non-cause, nine; in non-object, three; in non-predominance, nine; in non-immediacy, three; in non-co-immediacy, three; in non-mutuality, three; in non-strong-dependence, three; in non-pre-arising, nine; in non-post-arising, nine; in non-repetition, nine; in non-kamma, two; in non-result, five; in non-nutriment, one; in non-faculty, one; in non-jhana, two; in non-path, nine; in non-association, three; in non-disassociation, two; in non-absence, three; in non-disappearance, three. 3. Conditional-Pro-Adversative 11. From cause-condition, in non-object, three; in non-predominance, nine…etc… in non-kamma, one…etc… in non-disassociation, one (abbreviated). 4. Conditional-Adversative-Pro 12. From non-cause-condition, in object, three…etc… in co-arising, nine…etc… in path, one…etc… in non-disappearance, nine. 2. Co-arising Section (The Co-arising Section is similar to the Conditional Section.) 3. Conditional Section 1. Conditional-Pro 1. Analysis Section Cause-Condition 13. Dependent on a mental object phenomenon, a mental object phenomenon arises by cause-condition… three (similar to the Conditional). 14. Dependent on a non-mental object phenomenon, a non-mental object phenomenon arises by cause-condition – one great element…etc… Dependent on the great elements, mind-arising form, kamma-born form, derived form. (1) Dependent on a non-mental object phenomenon, a mental object phenomenon arises by cause-condition – Dependent on the base, mental object aggregates; at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on the base, mental object aggregates. (2) Dependent on a non-mental object phenomenon, mental object and non-mental object phenomena arise by cause-condition – Dependent on the base, mental object aggregates; dependent on the great elements, mind-arising form; at the moment of rebirth-linking…etc…. (3) 15. Dependent on a mental object and a non-mental object phenomenon, a mental object phenomenon arises by cause-condition – Dependent on one mental object aggregate and the base Which three aggregates...etc... and two aggregates...etc... at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) A phenomenon with an object and a phenomenon without an object by way of which a phenomenon without an object arises by way of root condition – the aggregates with an object and the great elements by way of which mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (2)