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The Wholesome Triad with the Dyad of Roots The Wholesome Section The Chapter on Dependent Origination, etc. The Fourfold Condition Root and Object Conditions Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, one; in object, one; in dominance, one; in contiguity, one; in immediate contiguity, one; in co-existence, one; in mutuality, one; in support, one; in strong support, one; in pre-existence, one; in repetition, one; in kamma, one; in nutriment, one... ...in non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated.) The Negative Not Dominance Condition Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with roots, a wholesome phenomenon with roots arises by not-dominance condition. (Abbreviated.) In not-dominance, one; in not-pre-existence, one; in not-post-existence, one; in not-repetition, one; in not-kamma, one; in not-result, one; in not-dissociation, one. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, in not-dominance, one. (Abbreviated.) By not-dominance condition, in root, one. (Abbreviated.) The Co-existence Chapter, the Condition Chapter, the Support Chapter, the Association Chapter, and the Concomitance Chapter are to be expanded like the Dependent Origination Chapter. The Question Chapter The Fourfold Condition Root and Object Conditions A wholesome phenomenon with roots is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon with roots by root condition. (1) A wholesome phenomenon with roots is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon with roots by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, one; in object, one; in dominance, one; in contiguity, one; in immediate contiguity, one; in co-existence, one; in mutuality, one; in support, one; in strong support, one; in repetition, one; in kamma, one; in nutriment, one; in faculty, one; in jhāna, one; in path, one; in concomitance, one; in presence, one; in absence, one; in disappearance, one; in non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated.) The Negative Section A wholesome phenomenon with roots for a wholesome... of the wholesome phenomenon is conditioned by object condition… is conditioned by co-nascence condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition. 8. In non-root condition, one; in non-object condition, one (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object condition, one (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object condition, one (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the direct, the reverse, the direct-reverse, and the reverse-direct of the question section are counted, so should it be counted.) 2. Section on Unwholesome 1-6. Beginning with the Conditional Section Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root and Object Conditions 9. Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a rootless unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon and a rootless unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a rootless unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon and a rootless unwholesome phenomenon arise by object condition. (3) Depending on a rootless unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon and a rootless unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by predominance condition (abbreviated). 10. In root condition, three; in object condition, five; in predominance condition, one; in contiguity condition, five; in immediate contiguity condition, five; in co-nascence condition, five; in mutuality condition, five; in support condition, five; in decisive support condition, five; in pre-nascence condition, five; in repetition condition, five; in kamma condition, five; in nutriment condition, five; in faculty condition, five; in jhana condition, five; in path condition, five; in association condition, five; in dissociation condition, five; in presence… In the affirmative, five; in the negative, five; in the vanished, five; in the unvanished, five (abbreviated). Not-root-condition, not-dominance-condition 11. Dependent on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a rootless unwholesome phenomenon arises by not-root-condition. (1) Dependent on a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon, a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon arises by not-dominance-condition (abbreviated). 12. In not-root, one; in not-dominance, five; in not-prenascent, five; in not-postnascent, five; in not-repetition, five; in not-kamma, three; in not-result, five; in not-dissociated, five (abbreviated). By root-condition, in not-dominance, three (abbreviated). By not-root-condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (The conascent section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the concomitance section are to be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Fourfold Condition Root-condition, object-condition, etc. 13. A root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon by root-condition… two. A root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon by object-condition… three. A rootless unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a rootless unwholesome phenomenon by object-condition… three. A root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon and a rootless unwholesome phenomenon are a condition for a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon by object-condition… three. A root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon by dominance-condition – object-dominance, conascent-dominance (abbreviated). 14. In root, two; in object, nine; in dominance, one; in immediate, nine; in co-immediate, nine; in conascent, five; in mutuality, five; in support, five; in strong-support, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, three; in nutriment, three; in faculty, three; in jhāna, three; in path, three; in concomitant, five; in existent, five; in non-existent, nine; in vanished, nine; in unvanished, five (abbreviated). The Counter-Extraction 15. A root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon for a root-conditioned unwholesome phenomenon is conditioned by the object condition of phenomena… is conditioned by the conascence condition… is conditioned by the decisive support condition (abbreviated). 16. In non-root, nine. In non-object, nine (abbreviated). From root condition, in non-object, two (abbreviated). From non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct have been counted, so should it be counted.) 3. The Undetermined Section 1-6. The Dependent Origination Chapter, etc. The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 17. Dependent on root-conditioned undetermined phenomena, root-conditioned undetermined phenomena arise by root condition… three. Dependent on rootless undetermined phenomena, rootless undetermined phenomena arise by root condition… three. Dependent on root-conditioned undetermined phenomena and rootless undetermined phenomena, root-conditioned undetermined phenomena arise by root condition… three. 18. In root, nine. In object, four. In dominance, five. In contiguity, four. In immediate contiguity, four. In conascence, nine. In mutuality, six… (and so on)… In pre-ascence, two. In repetition, two. In kamma, nine. In result, nine… (and so on)… In disassociation, nine… (and so on)… In non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-Root and Non-Object Condition 19. Dependent on rootless undetermined phenomena, rootless undetermined phenomena arise by non-root condition. (1) Dependent on root-conditioned undetermined phenomena, rootless undetermined phenomena arise by non-object condition. (1) Dependent on rootless undetermined phenomena, rootless undetermined phenomena arise by non-object condition. (1) Dependent on root-conditioned undetermined phenomena and rootless undetermined phenomena, rootless undetermined phenomena arise by non-object condition. (1) Dependent on root-conditioned undetermined phenomena, root-conditioned undetermined phenomena arise by non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 20. In non-root, one. In non-object, three. In non-dominance, nine. In non-contiguity, three. In non-immediate contiguity, three. In non-mutuality, three. In non-decisive support… In non-support, three. In non-pre-arising, nine. In non-post-arising, nine. In non-repetition, nine. In non-karma, 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 (abbreviated). Due to root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). Due to non-root condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (The concomitant section also, the condition section also, the support section also, the commingling section also, the association section also, are to be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root-Object Condition 21. A root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon for a root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon