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is a condition by way of non-disappearance. 1. The Direct Method of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure 32. In root, four, in object, nine, in dominance, nine, in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in conascence, nine, in mutuality, nine, in support, nine, in decisive support, nine, in pre-ascence, three, in post-ascence, three, in repetition, nine, in kamma, three, in result, one, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhāna, three, in path, nine, in association, nine, in dissociation, five, in presence, nine, in absence, nine, in disappearance, nine, in non-disappearance, nine. The Reverse Method 33. A defiled phenomenon for a defiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object... is a condition by way of conascence... is a condition by way of decisive support. (1) A defiled phenomenon for an undefiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object... is a condition by way of conascence... is a condition by way of decisive support... is a condition by way of post-ascence... condition. (2) A defiled phenomenon to a defiled and a non-defiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-existence… is a condition by way of decisive support. (3) 34. A non-defiled phenomenon to a non-defiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-existence… is a condition by way of decisive support… is a condition by way of pre-existence… is a condition by way of post-existence… is a condition by way of kamma… is a condition by way of nutriment… is a condition by way of faculty. (1) A non-defiled phenomenon to a defiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-existence… is a condition by way of decisive support… is a condition by way of pre-existence. (2) A non-defiled phenomenon to a defiled and a non-defiled phenomenon is a condition by way of object… is a condition by way of co-existence… is a condition by way of decisive support… is a condition by way of pre-existence. (3) 35. Defiled and non-defiled phenomena to a defiled phenomenon are a condition by way of object… are a condition by way of co-existence… are a condition by way of decisive support. (1) Defiled and non-defiled phenomena to a non-defiled phenomenon are a condition by way of object… are a condition by way of co-existence… are a condition by way of decisive support… are a condition by way of post-existence. (2) Defiled and non-defiled phenomena to a defiled and a non-defiled phenomenon are a condition by way of object… are a condition by way of co-existence… are a condition by way of decisive support. (3) 2. The Negative of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section 36. In 'not-root' there are nine, in 'not-object' there are nine, in 'not-predominance' there are nine (in all, nine), in 'not-disappearance' there are nine. 3. The Positive-Negative of Conditions 37. By way of root condition: in 'not-object' there are four, in 'not-predominance' there are four, in 'not-contiguity' there are four, in 'not-proximity' there are four, in 'not-mutuality' there are two, in 'not-decisive support' there are four (in all, four), in 'not-association' there are two, in 'not-dissociation' there are four, in 'not-absence' there are four, in 'not-disappearance' there are four. 4. The Negative-Positive of Conditions The Concomitant of the Conditions 38. By way of non-causal condition, in object, nine; in dominance, nine; (the concomitant matrix should be made)… in non-disappearance, nine. The Dyad of Defilements is finished. 76. The Dyad of Contaminating 1. The Section on Dependent Origination 39. Depending on a contaminating phenomenon, a contaminating phenomenon arises by way of causal condition. (As in the worldly dyad, so should the distinctions be made.) The Dyad of Contaminating is finished. 77. The Dyad of Defiled 1. The Section on Dependent Origination 1. The Concomitant of Conditions 1. The Section on Analysis Causal Condition 40. Depending on a defiled phenomenon, a defiled phenomenon arises by way of causal condition – depending on one defiled aggregate, three aggregates… two aggregates…. (1) Depending on a defiled phenomenon, an undefiled phenomenon arises by way of causal condition – depending on defiled aggregates, mind-originated matter. (2) Depending on a defiled phenomenon, defiled and undefiled phenomena arise by way of causal condition – depending on one defiled aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter… two aggregates…. (3) Depending on an undefiled phenomenon, an undefiled phenomenon arises by way of causal condition – depending on one undefiled aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter… two aggregates… at the moment of rebirth-linking… depending on aggregates, the base; depending on the base, aggregates; one great primary element…. (1) Depending on defiled and undefiled phenomena, an undefiled phenomenon arises by way of causal condition – depending on defiled aggregates and great primary elements, mind-originated matter. (abbreviated). (1) 1. The Concomitant of Conditions 2. The Section on Enumeration 41. In cause, five; in object, two; in dominance, five; in contiguity, two; in immediate contiguity, two; in co-nascence, five; in mutuality, two; in support, five; in strong support, two; in pre-nascence, two; in repetition, two; in kamma, five; in result, one; in nutriment, five (abbreviated); in non-disappearance, five. 2. The Opposite The Negative Conditions 1. Analysis Section Non-root condition 42. Depending on defiled phenomena, defiled phenomena arise, by way of non-root condition – depending on aggregates accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by doubt and accompanied by restlessness. (1) Depending on undefiled phenomena, undefiled phenomena arise, by way of non-root condition – depending on one rootless, undefiled aggregate, the three aggregates and mind-originated matter… …and two aggregates… …at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking… …up to the non-percipient beings. (1) 1. The Negative Conditions 2. Enumeration Section 43. In non-root, two. In non-object, three. In non-dominance, five. In non-contiguity, three. In non-immediate contiguity, three. In non-mutuality, three. In non-strong dependence, three. In non-pre-existence, four. In non-post-existence, five. In non-repetition, five. In non-kamma, two. In non-result, five. In non-nutriment, one. In non-faculty, one. In non-jhana, one. In non-path, one. In non-association, three. In non-disassociation, two. In non-absence, three. In non-disappearance, three. 2. Co-arising Section (Thus, the other two enumerations also, the co-arising section also should be done.) 3. Condition Section 1. Direct Conditions 1. Analysis Section Root condition 44. Depending on defiled phenomena, defiled phenomena arise, by way of root condition… three (cases) (similar to dependent origination). Depending on undefiled phenomena, undefiled phenomena arise, by way of root condition – depending on one undefiled aggregate, the three aggregates and mind-originated matter… …and two aggregates… …at the moment of rebirth-linking… …up to the internal great elements. Depending on the base, undefiled aggregates. (1) Depending on undefiled phenomena, defiled phenomena arise, by way of root condition – depending on the base, defiled aggregates. (2) Depending on undefiled phenomena, defiled and undefiled phenomena arise, by way of root condition – depending on the base, defiled aggregates, depending on the great elements, mind-originated is the base for form. (3) 45. Conditioned by defiled and undefiled phenomena, defiled phenomena arise through the condition of root: conditioned by one defiled aggregate and its base, three aggregates... etc. ... two aggregates... etc. (1) Conditioned by defiled and undefiled phenomena, undefiled phenomena arise through the condition of root: conditioned by defiled aggregates and great elements, mind-originated form. (2) Conditioned by defiled and undefiled phenomena, defiled and undefiled phenomena arise through the condition of root: conditioned by one defiled aggregate and its base, three aggregates... etc. ... two aggregates... etc. ... conditioned by defiled aggregates and great elements, mind-originated form (summarized). (3) 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Enumeration section 46. In root, nine; in object, four; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, four; in immediate contiguity, four; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, four; in support, nine; in decisive support, four; in pre-nascence, four; in repetition, four; in kamma, nine; in result, one; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine... etc. ... in absence, four; in presence, nine. 2. Conditions in reverse order 1. Analysis section Not-root condition 47. Conditioned by a defiled phenomenon, a defiled phenomenon arises through the not-root condition: conditioned by aggregates associated with doubt and associated with restlessness, doubt-associated and restlessness-associated delusion. (1) Conditioned by an undefiled phenomenon, an undefiled phenomenon arises through the not-root condition: rootless undefiled... etc. ... (up to non-percipient beings) conditioned by the eye-base, eye-consciousness... etc. ... conditioned by the body-base, body-consciousness; conditioned by the base, rootless undefiled aggregates. (1) Conditioned by an undefiled phenomenon, a defiled phenomenon arises through the not-root condition: conditioned by the base, doubt-associated and restlessness-associated delusion. (2) Defiled and undefiled Based on a desirable phenomenon, a defiled phenomenon arises not by root condition – based on the aggregates accompanied by doubt and restlessness, and the base, doubt-accompanied, restlessness-accompanied delusion. (1) 2. The Negative of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section 48. Not by root, four, not by object, three, not by dominance, nine, not by contiguity, three,