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There is no supramundane in objects of clinging, the negative also, the other two counts are also similar to the clinging dyad.) The dyad of clinging and objects of clinging is finished. 73. The Dyad of Clinging and Associated with Clinging 1. Conditional Section 1. Pro-condition 1. Analysis Section Condition of Root 101. Dependent on a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging, a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging arises, by the condition of root – dependent on clinging to wrong view, clinging to sensual pleasures (a cycle should be made). (1) Dependent on a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging, a phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging arises, by the condition of root – dependent on clinging, the associated aggregates. (2) Dependent on a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging, phenomena that are clinging and associated with clinging, and associated with clinging but not clinging, arise, by the condition of root – dependent on clinging to wrong view, clinging to sensual pleasures and the associated aggregates (a cycle). (3) 2-6. Sections of Co-arising, Condition, Support, Concomitance, Association Dependent on a phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging… (Abbreviated. Touching and differentiating.) Nine questions similar to the dyad of clinging. There is no form. Thus all sections should be elaborated. Only formless (states). 7. Section of Questions 1. Conducive Conditions 1. Section of Analysis Root Condition 102. A phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging is a condition by way of root condition for a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging. – Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated clingings. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated aggregates. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated aggregates and clingings. (3) 103. A phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging is a condition by way of root condition for a phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging. – Roots that are associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated aggregates. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated clingings. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated aggregates and clingings. (3) 104. Phenomena that are clinging and associated with clinging, and associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for a phenomenon that is clinging and associated with clinging. – Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging, and associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated clingings. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging, and associated with clinging but not clinging are a condition by way of root condition for associated aggregates. (The root should be asked.) Roots that are clinging and associated with clinging, and associated with clinging but not clinging This is a condition by root condition for the associated aggregates and for the clingings. (3) Object condition 105. Clinging and the state associated with clinging is a condition by object condition for clinging and for the state associated with clinging – by taking clinging as object, clingings arise. (The root should be asked) By taking clinging as object, aggregates associated with clinging but not clinging arise. (The root should be asked) By taking clinging as object, clingings and associated aggregates arise. (3) The state associated with clinging but not clinging is a condition by object condition for the state associated with clinging but not clinging – by taking as object aggregates associated with clinging but not clinging, aggregates associated with clinging but not clinging arise. (All three should be done, in combination all three should be done). Dominance condition 106. Clinging and the state associated with clinging is a condition by dominance condition for clinging and for the state associated with clinging… three. (3) The state associated with clinging but not clinging is a condition by dominance condition for the state associated with clinging but not clinging – object dominance, conascent dominance. (All three, in all three two dominances should be done, in combined dominance also three). Contiguity condition 107. Clinging and the state associated with clinging is a condition by contiguity condition for clinging and for the state associated with clinging – previous previous clingings and associated aggregates is a condition by contiguity condition for subsequent subsequent clingings. (Thus all nine questions should be done, there is no advertence or emergence). Immediacy condition, etc. 108. Clinging and the state associated with clinging is a condition by immediacy condition for clinging and for the state associated with clinging… nine… is a condition by conascence condition… nine… mutual condition by way of condition… nine… by way of support condition… nine. Decisive Support Condition 109. The phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging is a condition for the phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging by way of decisive support… (and so on)… three. The phenomenon that is associated with clinging but is not clinging is a condition for the phenomenon that is associated with clinging but is not clinging by way of decisive support – decisive support by way of object, decisive support by way of contiguity, decisive support by way of natural condition… (and so on). Decisive support by way of natural condition – the aggregates that are associated with clinging but are not clinging are a condition for the aggregates that are associated with clinging but are not clinging by way of decisive support (three, also three) … is a condition by way of repetition… nine. Condition of Kamma, etc. 110. The phenomenon that is associated with clinging but is not clinging is a condition for the phenomenon that is associated with clinging but is not clinging by way of kamma… three… by way of nutriment… three… by way of faculty… three… by way of jhana… three… by way of path… nine… by way of association… nine… by way of presence… nine… by way of absence… nine… by way of disappearance… nine… by way of non-disappearance… nine. 1. Direct Order of Conditions 2. Section on Enumeration Simple 111. By way of root, nine, by way of object, nine, by way of dominance, nine, by way of contiguity, nine, by way of immediate contiguity, nine, by way of co-nascence, nine, by way of reciprocity, nine, by way of support, nine, by way of decisive support, nine, by way of repetition, nine, by way of kamma, three, by way of nutriment, three, by way of faculty, three, by way of jhana, three, by way of path, nine, by way of association, nine, by way of presence, nine, by way of absence, nine, by way of disappearance, nine, by way of non-disappearance, nine. Negative Mode 112. The phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging is a condition for the phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging by way of object… by way of co-nascence… by way of decisive support. (1) The phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging and a phenomenon associated with clinging, is a condition by way of object-condition for a phenomenon associated with clinging, but not clinging itself. ...is a condition by way of co-nascence-condition. ...is a condition by way of decisive-support-condition. (2) Both clinging and a phenomenon associated with clinging, are a condition by way of object-condition for both clinging and a phenomenon associated with clinging, and for a phenomenon associated with clinging, but not clinging itself. ...is a condition by way of co-nascence-condition. ...is a condition by way of decisive-support-condition. (Thus, nine should be made, three problems for each root.) 2. The Adversarial (Negative) Conditions 2. The Numerical Section 113. In 'not by way of root' there are nine, in 'not by way of object' there are nine, in 'not by way of dominance' there are nine (nine in all), in 'not by way of non-disappearance' there are nine. 3. The Concomitant-Adversarial Conditions 114. By way of root-condition, in 'not by way of object' there are nine, in 'not by way of dominance' there are nine, in 'not by way of contiguity' there are nine, in 'not by way of immediate contiguity' there are nine, in 'not by way of decisive support' there are nine (nine in all), in 'not by way of path' there are nine, in 'not by way of association' there are nine, in 'not by way of absence' there are nine, in 'not by way of disappearance' there are nine. 4. The Adversarial-Concomitant Conditions 115. Not by way of root-condition, in 'by way of object' there are nine, in 'by way of dominance' there are nine...etc.... (The concomitant matrix should be made.) The dyad of clinging and associated with clinging is finished. 74. The Dyad of Disassociated from Clinging and Clingable 1. The Dependent Origination Section 1-4. Concomitant Conditions, etc. Root-Condition 116. Depending on a phenomenon disassociated from clinging and clingable, a phenomenon disassociated from clinging and clingable arises by way of root-condition – depending on one aggregate disassociated from clinging and clingable, three aggregates and mind-originated matter...etc.... depending on two aggregates...etc....