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B01031202(1 1) hetuduka kusalattikaṃ (cause pair and wholesome dharma)

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1-1 Dyad of Roots - Triad of Wholesome 1. Wholesome Section 1-6. Conditional Chapter, etc. Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 1. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon without roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, wholesome phenomena with roots and without roots arise, by root condition. (3) 2. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without roots, a wholesome phenomenon without roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without roots, wholesome phenomena with roots and without roots arise, by root condition. (3) 3. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots and without roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots and without roots, a wholesome phenomenon without roots arises, by root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots and without roots, wholesome phenomena with roots and without roots arise, by root condition. (3) Object Condition 4. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises, by object condition. (abbreviated) 5. In root, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in co-arising, nine; in mutuality, nine; in support, nine; in decisive support, nine; in pre-existence, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, nine; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine; in jhāna, nine; in path, nine; in association, nine; in dissociation, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, nine. (direct order) Non-Dominance Condition 6. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises, by non-dominance condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon without roots arises, by non-dominance condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, wholesome phenomena with roots and without roots arise, arise not by way of dominant condition. (3) 7. Depending on a not-root wholesome phenomenon, a not-root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of dominant condition… three. Depending on a root wholesome phenomenon and a not-root wholesome phenomenon, a root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of dominant condition… three. Not-pre-arising condition, etc. 8. Depending on a root wholesome phenomenon, a root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of pre-arising condition… nine… not by way of post-arising condition… nine… not by way of repetition condition… nine. Not-kamma condition 9. Depending on a root wholesome phenomenon, a not-root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of kamma condition. (1) Depending on a not-root wholesome phenomenon, a not-root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of kamma condition. (1) Depending on a root wholesome phenomenon and a not-root wholesome phenomenon, a not-root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of kamma condition. (1) Not-result condition, etc. 10. Depending on a root wholesome phenomenon, a root wholesome phenomenon arises not by way of result condition… nine… and so on… not by way of disassociation condition… nine. 11. Not by way of dominant condition, nine; not by way of pre-arising, nine; not by way of post-arising, nine; not by way of repetition, nine; not by way of kamma, three; not by way of result, nine; not by way of disassociation, nine (negative). By way of root condition, not by way of dominant condition, nine (summary, direct negative). Not by way of dominant condition, by way of root, nine; by way of object, nine (summary, negative direct). (The chapter on co-arising, the chapter on conditions, the chapter on support, the chapter on association, the chapter on conjunction should also be elaborated similarly to the chapter on dependence.) 7. The Question Chapter The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 12. A root wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root wholesome phenomenon by way of root condition. A root wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a not-root wholesome phenomenon by way of root condition. A root wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root wholesome phenomenon and a not-root wholesome phenomenon by way of root condition. (3) Object condition, etc. 13. A root wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root wholesome phenomenon by way of object condition… three. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of object condition. Three. Causal wholesome and non-causal wholesome phenomena are conditions to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of object condition. Three. 14. A causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of dominance condition – object dominance, co-arising dominance. Three. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of dominance condition – object dominance, co-arising dominance. Three. Causal wholesome and non-causal wholesome phenomena are conditions to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of dominance condition – object dominance. Three. Beginning with Contiguity Condition 15. A causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of contiguity condition, by way of immediate contiguity condition, by way of co-arising condition, by way of mutuality condition, by way of support condition. 16. A causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of strong dependence condition – object strong dependence, contiguity strong dependence, natural strong dependence. Three. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of strong dependence condition – object strong dependence, contiguity strong dependence, natural strong dependence. Three. Causal wholesome and non-causal wholesome phenomena are conditions to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of strong dependence condition – object strong dependence, contiguity strong dependence, natural strong dependence. Three. Are conditions by way of repetition condition. Nine. 17. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of kamma condition. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a causal wholesome phenomenon by way of kamma condition. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a causal wholesome and a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of kamma condition. (Three) Beginning with Nutriment Condition 18. A non-causal wholesome phenomenon is a condition to a non-causal wholesome phenomenon by way of nutriment condition. Three. 19. He Wholesome phenomenon, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, is a condition by way of faculty condition... nine. 20. Wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, is a condition by way of jhāna condition... three. 21. Wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, is a condition by way of path condition... nine. 22. By way of root condition, three; by way of object condition, nine; by way of dominance condition, nine; by way of contiguity condition, nine; by way of immediate contiguity condition, nine; by way of co-nascence condition, nine; by way of mutuality condition, nine; by way of support condition, nine; by way of decisive support condition, nine; by way of repetition condition, nine; by way of kamma condition, three; by way of nutriment condition, three; by way of faculty condition, nine; by way of jhāna condition, three; by way of path condition, nine; by way of association condition, nine; by way of presence condition, nine; by way of absence condition, nine; by way of disappearance condition, nine; by way of non-disappearance condition, nine. The Negative Section 23. Wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, is a condition by way of object condition... is a condition by way of co-nascence condition... is a condition by way of decisive support condition... three. 24. Wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, is a condition by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition. Wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, is a condition by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition. Wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition and a wholesome phenomenon without root-condition, is a condition by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition. (3) 25. Wholesome phenomena with root-condition and wholesome phenomena without root-condition, for a wholesome phenomenon with root-condition, is a condition by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition... three. (3) 26. By way of no-root condition, nine; by way of no-object condition, nine; by way of no-dominance condition, nine... (etc.)... by way of disappearance condition, nine. (abbreviated, negative) By way of root condition, by way of no-object condition, three... (etc.)... by way of presence condition, three; by way of non-disappearance condition, three. (abbreviated, direct-negative) By way of no-root condition, by way of object condition, nine... (etc.)... by way of non-disappearance condition, nine. (abbreviated, negative-direct) (As in the Wholesome Triad, the section of questions) with direct order and reverse order

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