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B01031203(2 1) sahetukaduka kusalattikaṃ (with cause pair and wholesome dharma)

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is a condition by root condition… three. A root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon for a root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by object condition (abbreviated). 22. In root, three. In object, four. In dominance, four. In contiguity, four. In immediate contiguity, four. In concomitance, seven. In mutuality, six. In support, seven. In strong support, four. In pre-arising, two. In post-arising, two. In repetition, two. In karma, four. In result, four. In nutriment, four. In faculty, four. In jhana, four. In path, three. In association, two. In disassociation, three. In presence, seven… and so on… In non-disappearance, seven (abbreviated). The Reverse Section 23. A root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon for a root-conditioned indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by object condition… is a condition by concomitant condition… is a condition by strong support condition (abbreviated). 24. In non-root, seven. In non-object, seven (abbreviated). Due to root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). Due to non-root condition, in object, four (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the direct order of the question section, and the reverse order, and the direct-reverse order, and the reverse-direct order are reckoned, so it should be reckoned here.) The triad of wholesome in the dyad of root-conditioned is finished. 3-1. The triad of wholesome in the dyad of root-associated 1. The Wholesome Chapter 1-6. The Dependent Origination Section rādi The Tetrad of Conditions Condition of Root 25. Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon associated with roots, a wholesome phenomenon associated with roots arises, by the condition of root. (1) (Abbreviated.) 26. One in root, one in object, one in dominance…etc… one in non-disappearance (abbreviated). Negative 27. One in non-dominance, one in non-pre-arisen, one in non-post-arisen, one in non-repetition, one in non-kamma, one in non-result, one in non-disassociation (abbreviated). By the condition of root, one in non-dominance (abbreviated). By the condition of non-dominance, one in root (abbreviated). (The mode of co-arising, the mode of condition, the mode of support, the mode of association, the mode of conjunction are to be expanded similar to the mode of dependence.) 7. The Question Mode The Tetrad of Conditions Condition of Root 28. A wholesome phenomenon associated with roots is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon associated with roots, by the condition of root (abbreviated). One in root, one in object, one in dominance, one in contiguity, one in immediate contiguity…etc… one in kamma…etc… one in non-disappearance (abbreviated). Extraction of the Negative 29. A wholesome phenomenon associated with roots is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon associated with roots, by the condition of object… by the condition of co-arising… by the condition of decisive support. 30. One in non-root, one in non-object (abbreviated). By the condition of root, one in non-object (abbreviated). By the condition of non-root, one in object (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the affirmative, the negative, the affirmative-negative, and the negative-affirmative of the question mode are counted, so should they be counted here.) 2. The Unwholesome Section 1-6. Mode of Dependence, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions Conditions of Root-Object 31. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots arises, by the condition of root. (1) Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon disassociated from roots, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots arises, by the condition of root. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots and disassociated from roots And depending on an associated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition... three (ways). (3) Depending on a root-dissociated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon and a root-dissociated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by dominance condition (abbreviated). 32. In root condition, three. In object condition, five. In dominance 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 strong 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 condition, five... and so on... In absence condition, five (abbreviated). Not-root and not-dominance conditions. 33. Depending on a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-dissociated unwholesome phenomenon arises by not-root condition. (1) Depending on a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by not-dominance condition (abbreviated). 34. In not-root condition, one. In not-dominance condition, five. In not-pre-nascence condition, five. In not-post-nascence condition, five. In not-repetition condition, five. In not-kamma condition, three. In not-result condition, five. In not-dissociation condition, five (abbreviated). By root condition and not-dominance condition, three (abbreviated). By not-root condition and object condition, one (abbreviated). The co-nascence 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 and object conditions. 35. A root-associated unwholesome phenomenon of a root-associated unwholesome phenomenon... Of an unwholesome phenomenon, it is conditioned by root condition... two. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots is conditioned by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots... three. An unwholesome phenomenon disassociated from roots is conditioned by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon disassociated from roots... three. Unwholesome phenomena associated with roots and unwholesome phenomena disassociated from roots are conditioned by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots... three (abbreviated). 36. In root condition, two, in object condition, nine, in dominance condition, one, in contiguity condition, nine, in immediate contiguity condition, nine, in co-existence condition, five, in mutuality condition, five, in support condition, five, in decisive support condition, nine, in repetition condition, nine, in kamma condition, three, in nutriment condition, three, in faculty condition, three, in jhana condition, three, in path condition, three, in association condition, five, in presence condition, five... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated). Summary of the Negative Mode 37. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots is conditioned by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with roots... is conditioned by co-existence condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition (abbreviated). 38. In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object condition, two (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object condition, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's direct mode, negative mode, direct-negative mode, and negative-direct mode are counted, so should it be counted.) 3. Indeterminate Section 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Quadruple of Conditions Root Condition 39. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon associated with roots, an indeterminate phenomenon associated with roots arises by root condition... three. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon disassociated from roots, an indeterminate phenomenon disassociated from roots arises by root condition... three. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon associated with roots and an indeterminate phenomenon disassociated from roots, an indeterminate phenomenon associated with roots arises by root condition... three (abbreviated). 40. In root condition, nine, in object condition, four, in dominance condition, five, In contiguity, four, in immediate contiguity, four, in co-existence, nine, in mutuality, six… in pre-existence, two, in repetition, two, in kamma, nine, in result, nine… in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated) Not-root-condition, not-object-condition 41. Depending on a root-disconnected unconditioned phenomenon, a root-disconnected unconditioned phenomenon arises by way of the not-root condition. (1) Depending on a root-connected unconditioned phenomenon, a root-disconnected unconditioned phenomenon arises by way of the not-object condition. (abbreviated) 42. In not-root, one; in not-object, three; in not-dominance, nine; in not-contiguity, three; in not-immediate contiguity, three; in not-mutuality, three; in not-strong support, three; in not-pre-existence, nine; in not-post-existence, nine; in not-repetition, nine; in not-kamma, two; in not-result, five; in not-nutriment, one; in not-faculty, one; in not-jhana, one; in not-path, one; in not-association, three; in not-disassociation, two; in not-absence, three; in not-non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated) By root condition, in not-object, three. (abbreviated) By not-root condition, in object, one.