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one concomitant aggregate and consciousness condition two aggregates, concomitant and non-concomitant mind-originated matter, one concomitant aggregate and base condition two aggregates and consciousness, two aggregates and... at the moment of rebirth-linking... (similar to dependent origination, all great primaries). (3) Object Condition 249. Concomitant phenomena condition concomitant phenomena to arise by object condition... three (similar to dependent origination). Non-concomitant phenomena condition non-concomitant phenomena to arise by object condition... eye-base conditions eye-consciousness... body-base... (This pair of mind-originated [phenomena] in the condition section is similar to object [condition]. For all six, the root of the five consciousnesses should be made. Abbreviated.) 1. Affirmative of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section 250. By root, nine; by object, nine; by dominance, nine (everywhere nine); by non-disappearance, nine. 2. Negative of Conditions 1. Analysis Section Non-root Condition 251. Concomitant phenomena condition concomitant phenomena to arise by non-root condition – one rootless concomitant aggregate... (Abbreviated. All should be done. For the condition section, the root of the five consciousnesses for all six should be made. In all great primaries, only three are delusion. Abbreviated.) 2. Negative of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 252. By non-root, nine; by non-object, nine; by non-dominance, nine; by non-immediacy, nine; by non-contiguity, nine; by non-mutuality, nine; by non-support, nine; by non-prenascence, nine; by non-postnascence, nine; by non-repetition, nine; by non-ka... Four, not result, nine, not nutriment, one, not faculty, one, not jhāna, nine, not path, nine, not associated, nine, not dissociated, six, not absence, nine, not disappearance, nine. 3. Conditions in Direct and Inverse Order 253. By root condition, not object, nine (everywhere nine), not kamma, three, not result, nine, not associated, nine, not dissociated, five, not absence, nine, not disappearance, nine. 4. Conditions in Inverse and Direct Order 254. By not-root condition, object, nine, immediately preceding, nine (everywhere nine), path, three...and so on... non-disappearance, nine. 4. The Support Section (The Support Section is similar to the Condition Section.) 5. The Conjoined Section 1-4. Conditions in Direct Order, etc. 255. A mind-concomitant phenomenon, a conjoined mind-concomitant phenomenon arises by root condition – one mind-concomitant aggregate, conjoined two aggregates, two aggregates...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... (1) A mind-concomitant phenomenon, a conjoined not-mind-concomitant phenomenon arises by root condition – mind-concomitant aggregates, conjoined mind; at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... (2) A mind-concomitant phenomenon, conjoined mind-concomitant and not-mind-concomitant phenomena arise by root condition – one mind-concomitant aggregate, conjoined two aggregates and mind, two aggregates...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... (3) 256. A not-mind-concomitant phenomenon, a conjoined mind-concomitant phenomenon arises by root condition – mind conjoined, associated aggregates; at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on.... (1) A mind-concomitant and not-mind-concomitant phenomenon, a conjoined mind-concomitant phenomenon arises by root condition – one mind-concomitant aggregate and mind, conjoined two aggregates, two aggregates and...and so on... at the moment of rebirth-linking...and so on... (abbreviated). (2) By root, five, by object, five (everywhere five), by non-disappearance, five. Direct order. By not-root, five (three, delusion), by not-dominance, five, by not-pre-arisen, five, by not-post-arisen, five, Not in repetition, five, not in kamma, three, not in result, five, not in jhāna, five, not in path, five, not in dissociation, five. 6. Section on Association (The other two enumerations and the section on association, all should be done.) 7. Section on Questions 1. Conducive Conditions 1. Section on Analysis Root Condition 257. Mind-concomitant phenomena to mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of root condition – mind-concomitant roots to associated aggregates, to mind-concomitant, and mind-originated material forms are a condition by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking...etc.... (1) Mind-concomitant phenomena to non-mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of root condition – mind-concomitant roots to the mind, to non-mind-concomitant, and mind-originated material forms are a condition by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking, mind-concomitant roots to the mind and to kamma-born material forms are a condition by way of root condition. (2) Mind-concomitant phenomena to mind-concomitant and non-mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of root condition; mind-concomitant roots to associated aggregates, and to the mind, and to mind-concomitant, and to non-mind-concomitant, mind-originated material forms are a condition by way of root condition. (3) Object Condition 258. Mind-concomitant phenomena to mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of object condition... nine (like the mind-originated dyad, no difference). Dominance Condition 259. Mind-concomitant phenomena to mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of dominance condition... three (object dominance and conascence dominance should be done). Non-mind-concomitant phenomena to non-mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of dominance condition... three (object dominance and conascence dominance should be done for these three also. The nine questions are like the mind-originated dyad. At the end, only three are object dominance). Contiguity Condition, etc. 260. Mind-concomitant phenomena to mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by way of contiguity condition... nine (like the mind-originated dyad, no (various kinds)... by the contiguity condition, it conditions... nine (similar to dependent origination)... by the co-existence condition, it conditions... nine (similar to dependent origination)... by the mutuality condition, it conditions... nine (similar to dependent origination)... by the support condition, it conditions... nine (similar to the condition-section)... by the strong-support condition, it conditions... nine (similar to the mind-originated dyad). Pre-existence Condition 261. A non-mind-concomitant phenomenon conditions a non-mind-concomitant phenomenon by the pre-existence condition – pre-existent object, pre-existent base... three (only the root of non-mind-concomitant is taken, similar to the mind-originated dyad. All three are without various kinds). Post-existence and Repetition Conditions 262. A mind-concomitant phenomenon conditions a non-mind-concomitant phenomenon by the post-existence condition – post-existent mind-concomitant aggregates condition this pre-existent non-mind-concomitant body by the post-existence condition. (1) A non-mind-concomitant phenomenon conditions a non-mind-concomitant phenomenon by the post-existence condition... (etc.). (1) Mind-concomitant and non-mind-concomitant phenomena condition a non-mind-concomitant phenomenon by the post-existence condition (abbreviated)... by the repetition condition, it conditions... nine. Kamma Condition 263. A mind-concomitant phenomenon conditions a mind-concomitant phenomenon by the kamma condition – co-existent, and of different moments. Co-existent: mind-concomitant volition conditions the associated mind-concomitant aggregates and mind-originated material forms by the kamma condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.). Of different moments: mind-concomitant volition conditions the resultant mind-concomitant aggregates by the kamma condition. (1) A mind-concomitant phenomenon conditions a non-mind-concomitant phenomenon by the kamma condition – co-existent, and of different moments. Co-existent: mind-concomitant volition conditions the mind and non-mind-concomitant mind-originated material forms by the kamma condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.). Of different moments: mind-concomitant volition conditions the resultant... of mind and of generated form is a condition by kamma-condition. (2) Mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by kamma-condition for mind-concomitant phenomena and for non-mind-concomitant phenomena – conascent, moment-different. Conascent – mind-concomitant volition is a condition by kamma-condition for associated aggregates, for mind, for mind-concomitant and for non-mind-concomitant mind-generated forms; at the moment of re-linking…etc…. Moment-different – mind-concomitant volition is a condition by kamma-condition for resultant aggregates and for generated form of mind. (3) Resultant-condition, etc. 264. Mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by resultant-condition for mind-concomitant phenomena (similar to the mind-generated dyad)… are a condition by nutriment-condition… nine (similar to the mind-generated dyad. This also is similar to one physical nutriment). Mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by faculty-condition for mind-concomitant phenomena… nine (similar to the mind-generated dyad, no difference)… are a condition by jhāna-condition… three… are a condition by path-condition… three… are a condition by association-condition… five. Disassociation-condition 265. Mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by disassociation-condition for mind-concomitant phenomena. Conascent – mind-concomitant aggregates are a condition by disassociation-condition for mind-concomitant mind-generated forms. (1) Mind-concomitant phenomena are a condition by disassociation-condition for non-mind-concomitant phenomena – conascent, post-nascent. Conascent – mind-concomitant aggregates are a condition by disassociation-condition