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Conditions in direct order 2. Section on enumeration Pure 410. By way of root, three, by way of object, two, by way of dominance, four, by way of contiguity, one, by way of immediate contiguity, one, by way of co-nascence, five, by way of mutuality, five, by way of support, five, by way of strong dependence, two, by way of pre-nascence, three, by way of post-nascence, three, by way of repetition, one, by way of kamma, three, by way of result, three, by way of food, six, by way of faculty, seven, by way of jhāna, three, by way of path, three, by way of association, one, by way of dissociation, four, by way of presence, nine, by way of absence, one, by way of disappearance, one, by way of non-disappearance, nine. Direct order. Section on counter-conditions 411. Clinging phenomenon to clinging phenomenon is a condition by way of food... is a condition by way of faculty. (1) Clinging phenomenon to non-clinging phenomenon is a condition by way of object... is a condition by way of co-nascence... is a condition by way of strong dependence... is a condition by way of pre-nascence... is a condition by way of food... is a condition by way of faculty. (2) Clinging phenomenon to clinging phenomenon and and of non-clinging phenomena is condition by way of nutriment condition... is condition by way of faculty condition. (3) 412. A non-clinging phenomenon for a non-clinging phenomenon is condition by way of object condition... is condition by way of co-arising condition... is condition by way of decisive support condition... is condition by way of pre-arising condition... is condition by way of post-arising condition... is condition by way of kamma condition. (1) A non-clinging phenomenon for a clinging phenomenon is condition by way of co-arising condition... is condition by way of post-arising condition... is condition by way of kamma condition. (2) A non-clinging phenomenon for a clinging phenomenon and a non-clinging phenomenon is condition by way of co-arising condition... is condition by way of post-arising condition... is condition by way of kamma condition. (3) Clinging and non-clinging phenomena for a clinging phenomenon are post-arising, nutriment, faculty. (1) Clinging and non-clinging phenomena for a non-clinging phenomenon are co-arising, pre-arising, post-arising, nutriment, faculty. (2) Clinging and non-clinging phenomena for a clinging phenomenon and a non-clinging phenomenon are post-arising, nutriment, faculty. (3) 2. Negative Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 413. In non-root, nine, in non-object, nine (in all, nine), in non-associated, nine, in non-dissociated, six, in non-presence, four, in non-absence, nine, in non-disappearance, nine, in non-non-disappearance, four. 3. Affirmative-Negative Conditions 414. By way of root condition in non-object, three, in non-dominance, three, in non-immediacy, three, in non-co-immediacy, three, in non-mutuality, three, in non-decisive support, three (in all, three), in non-associated, three, in non-dissociated, one, in non-absence, three, in non-disappearance, three. 4. Negative-Affirmative Conditions 415. By way of non-root condition in object, two, in dominance, four...etc.... (the affirmative matrix should be elaborated)...etc.... in non-disappearance, nine. The Dyad of Clinging is finished. 68. The Dyad of Clung-to 1. Conditional Section 1. Affirmative Conditions 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 416. Dependent on a clung-to phenomenon, a clung-to phenomenon arises by way of root condition – one clung-to. Dependent on one aggregate, three aggregates... two aggregates... at the moment of rebirth-linking, dependent on one grasped aggregate, three aggregates and kamma-born matter... two aggregates... dependent on aggregates, the base; dependent on the base, aggregates; dependent on one great primary element... dependent on the great primary elements, kamma-born matter and derived matter. (1) Dependent on a grasped phenomenon, an ung grasped phenomenon arises, by way of root condition – dependent on grasped aggregates, mind-originated matter. (2) Dependent on a grasped phenomenon, both a grasped phenomenon and an ung grasped phenomenon arise, by way of root condition – dependent on one grasped aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... two aggregates... (3) Dependent on an ung grasped phenomenon, an ung grasped phenomenon arises, by way of root condition – dependent on one ung grasped aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... two aggregates... dependent on one great primary element... dependent on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter and derived matter. (1) Dependent on both a grasped phenomenon and an ung grasped phenomenon, an ung grasped phenomenon arises, by way of root condition – dependent on grasped aggregates and great primary elements, mind-originated matter. (1) Object Condition 417. Dependent on a grasped phenomenon, a grasped phenomenon arises, by way of object condition – dependent on one grasped aggregate, three aggregates... two aggregates... at the moment of rebirth-linking... dependent on the base, aggregates. (1) Dependent on an ung grasped phenomenon, an ung grasped phenomenon arises, by way of object condition – dependent on one ung grasped aggregate, three aggregates... two aggregates... (1) Predominance Condition 418. Dependent on an ung grasped phenomenon, an ung grasped phenomenon arises, by way of predominance condition – dependent on one ung grasped aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... two aggregates... dependent on one great primary element... dependent on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter and derived matter. (Summary) 1. Concordant Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Pure 419. In cause, five. In object, two. In dominance, one. In contiguity, two. In immediate contiguity, two. In co-existence, five. In reciprocity, two. In support, five. In strong support, two. In pre-existence, two. In repetition, one. In kamma, five. In result, five. In nutriment, five. In faculty, five. In jhāna, five. In path, five. In association, two. In dissociation, five. In presence, five. In absence, two. In disappearance, two. In non-disappearance, five. 2. Discordant Conditions 1. Analysis Section Non-cause condition 420. Dependent on an appropriated phenomenon, an appropriated phenomenon arises by non-cause condition: Dependent on one rootless appropriated aggregate, three aggregates... ...two aggregates... At the moment of rootless rebirth-linking, dependent on one appropriated aggregate, three aggregates and kamma-born matter... ...two aggregates... Dependent on aggregates, the base. Dependent on the base, aggregates. Dependent on one great element... Dependent on great elements, kamma-born matter and derived matter. For non-percipient beings, dependent on one great element... Dependent on great elements, kamma-born matter and derived matter. (1) Dependent on an appropriated phenomenon, an unappropriated phenomenon arises by non-cause condition: Dependent on rootless appropriated aggregates, mind-originated matter. (2) Dependent on an appropriated phenomenon, appropriated and unappropriated phenomena arise by non-cause condition: Dependent on one rootless appropriated aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... (3) 421. Dependent on an unappropriated phenomenon, an unappropriated phenomenon arises by non-cause condition: Dependent on one rootless unappropriated aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...one great element... Dependent on great elements, mind-originated matter and derived matter. External... ...nutriment-originated... ...temperature-originated one great element... Dependent on great elements, derived matter. Accompanied by doubt... Conditioned by aggregates accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by doubt, delusion accompanied by restlessness. Conditioned by phenomena that are clung-to and not-clung-to, a phenomenon that is not-clung-to arises by non-root-condition – conditioned by clung-to aggregates and great elements that are rootless, mind-originated matter. Non-object condition 422. Conditioned by a clung-to phenomenon, a clung-to phenomenon arises by non-object condition – at the moment of rebirth-linking, conditioned by clung-to aggregates, kamma-born matter, conditioned by aggregates, the base, one great element…etc.… conditioned by great elements, kamma-born matter, derived matter. For non-percipient beings, one great element…etc.… conditioned by great elements, kamma-born matter, derived matter. Conditioned by a clung-to phenomenon, a not-clung-to phenomenon arises by non-object condition – conditioned by clung-to aggregates, mind-originated matter. Conditioned by a not-clung-to phenomenon, a not-clung-to phenomenon arises by non-object condition – conditioned by not-clung-to aggregates, mind-originated matter, one great element…etc.… external… food-originated… temperature-originated one great element…etc.… conditioned by great elements, derived matter. Conditioned by phenomena that are clung-to and not-clung-to, a not-clung-to phenomenon arises by non-object condition – conditioned by clung-to aggregates and great elements, mind-originated matter. Non-predominance condition, etc. 423. Conditioned by a clung-to phenomenon, a clung-to phenomenon arises by non-predominance condition… by non-contiguity condition… by non-proximity condition… by non-mutuality condition… by non-support condition. Non-prenascence condition, etc. 424. Conditioned by a clung-to phenomenon, a clung-to phenomenon arises by non-prenascence condition – in the immaterial realms, conditioned by one clung-to aggregate, three aggregates…etc.… two aggregates…etc.… at the moment of rebirth-linking, conditioned by one clung-to aggregate, three aggregates and kamma-born matter…etc.… two aggregates…etc.… (up to non-percipient beings).