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…one aggregate associated with body-consciousness and the body-base are conditions for two aggregates and for body-consciousness by way of presence condition; two aggregates and… Co-arisen— one mental aggregate and the base are conditions for two aggregates and for consciousness by way of presence condition; two aggregates and… (at rebirth-linking, two should be made). (3) 1. Concordant with Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 137. In Root, three; in Object, nine; in Predominance, nine; in Contiguity, nine; in Proximity, nine; in Co-arising, nine; in Mutuality, nine; in Support, nine; in Decisive Support, Nine. In pre-nascent, three. In post-nascent, three. In repetition, nine. In kamma, three. In result, nine. In nutriment, nine. In faculty, nine. In jhana, three. In path, three. In association, five. In disassociation, five. In presence, nine. In absence, nine. In disappearance, nine. In non-disappearance, nine. The Direct Method. The Negative Extraction. 138. A mental concomitant phenomenon is a condition for a mental concomitant phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of kamma condition. (1) A mental concomitant phenomenon is a condition for a non-mental phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of post-nascent condition… is a condition by way of kamma condition. (2) A mental concomitant phenomenon is a condition for a mental concomitant phenomenon and a non-mental phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of kamma condition. (3) 139. A non-mental phenomenon is a condition for a non-mental phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition… is a condition by way of post-nascent condition… is a condition by way of nutriment condition… is a condition by way of faculty condition. (1) A non-mental phenomenon is a condition for a mental concomitant phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition. (2) A non-mental phenomenon is a condition for a mental concomitant phenomenon and a non-mental phenomenon by way of object condition… is a condition by way of co-arisen condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition. (3) 140. A mental concomitant phenomenon and a non-mental phenomenon are conditions for a mental concomitant phenomenon by way of object condition… are conditions by way of co-arisen condition… are conditions by way of decisive support condition. (1) A mental concomitant phenomenon and a non-mental phenomenon are conditions for a non-mental phenomenon by way of object condition… are conditions by way of co-arisen condition… are conditions by way of decisive support condition… ...is a condition by post-natant condition. Mental and non-mental phenomena are a condition for mental and non-mental phenomena by way of object condition... by way of co-existent condition... by way of decisive support condition. The Negative of Conditions The Enumeration Section By non-root condition, nine, by non-object condition, nine (everywhere nine), by non-absence condition, nine. The Direct-Negative of Conditions By root condition, in non-object, three, in non-dominance, three, in non-immediacy, three, in non-contiguity, three, in non-mutuality, one, in non-decisive support, three (everywhere three), in non-path, three, in non-association, one, in non-disassociation, three, in non-absence, three, in non-disappearance, three. The Adverse-Direct of Conditions By non-root condition, in object, nine, in dominance, nine (the direct matrix should be done)...and so on... in absence, nine. The Dyad of Mental Factors is concluded. The Dyad of Associated with Consciousness The Conditional Section The Direct of Conditions The Analysis Section Root Condition Dependent on a phenomenon associated with consciousness, a phenomenon associated with consciousness arises by way of root condition – dependent on one aggregate associated with consciousness, two aggregates, dependent on two aggregates, one aggregate; at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... Dependent on a phenomenon associated with consciousness, a phenomenon disassociated from consciousness arises by way of root condition – dependent on aggregates associated with consciousness, consciousness-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... Dependent on a phenomenon associated with consciousness, phenomena associated with consciousness and phenomena disassociated from consciousness arise by way of root condition – dependent on one aggregate associated with consciousness, two aggregates and consciousness-originated matter, dependent on two aggregates...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... Dependent on a phenomenon disassociated from consciousness, a phenomenon disassociated from consciousness arises by way of root condition – dependent on one great primary element...and so on... dependent on great primary elements, consciousness-originated matter...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on... dependent on one great primary element...and so on... dependent on great primary elements, kamma-born Form, derived form. (1) Dependent on a mind-disassociated phenomenon, a mind-associated phenomenon arises by way of root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on the base, the mind-associated aggregates. (2) Dependent on a mind-disassociated phenomenon, both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon arise by way of root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on the base, the mind-associated aggregates, dependent on the great elements, kamma-born form. (3) 146. Dependent on both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon, a mind-associated phenomenon arises by way of root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on one mind-associated aggregate and the base, two aggregates, dependent on two aggregates and so on... (1) Dependent on both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon, a mind-disassociated phenomenon arises by way of root condition – dependent on mind-associated aggregates and the great elements, mind-originated form; at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on mind-associated aggregates and the great elements, kamma-born form. (2) Dependent on both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon, both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon arise by way of root condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on one mind-associated aggregate and the base, two aggregates, dependent on two aggregates and so on... dependent on mind-associated aggregates and the great elements, kamma-born form. (3) Object Condition 147. Dependent on a mind-associated phenomenon, a mind-associated phenomenon arises by way of object condition – dependent on one mind-associated aggregate, two aggregates, dependent on two aggregates and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking and so on... (1) Dependent on a mind-disassociated phenomenon, a mind-associated phenomenon arises by way of object condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on the base, the mind-associated aggregates. (1) Dependent on both a mind-associated phenomenon and a mind-disassociated phenomenon, a mind-associated phenomenon arises by way of object condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking One associated with consciousness, conditioned by one aggregate and the base, two aggregates arise. And two aggregates... (etc.) (abbreviated). (1) 1. Affirmative Condition 2. Enumeration Section Simple 148. In root, nine; in object, three; in dominance, five; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, six; in support, nine; in decisive support, three; in pre-nascence, one; in repetition, one; in kamma, nine; in result, nine; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine; in jhāna, nine; in path, nine; in association, three; in dissociation, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, three; in disappearance, three; in non-disappearance, nine. 2. Negative Condition 1. Analysis Section Not-root condition 149. A phenomenon associated with consciousness, conditioned by a phenomenon associated with consciousness, arises by not-root condition: conditioned by one rootless aggregate associated with consciousness, two aggregates arise. And two aggregates... (etc.) At the moment of rootless rebirth... (etc.) Conditioned by aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness arises. (1) (Thus, all nine questions should be made. "Rootless" should be determined everywhere, only one delusion in the root term.) Not-object condition 150. A phenomenon dissociated from consciousness, conditioned by a phenomenon associated with consciousness, arises by not-object condition: conditioned by aggregates associated with consciousness, consciousness-originated matter arises. At the moment of rebirth... (etc.) (1) A phenomenon dissociated from consciousness, conditioned by a phenomenon dissociated from consciousness, arises by not-object condition: one great element... (etc.) (up to non-percipient beings). (1) A phenomenon dissociated from consciousness, conditioned by a phenomenon associated with consciousness and dissociated from consciousness, arises by not-object condition: