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The material dyad - good triad 1-2. Section on good and unskillful 1-7. Starting with the Dependent Section Fourfold Condition Condition of Root 34. Depending on a non-material skillful phenomenon, a non-material skillful phenomenon arises by way of root condition (abbreviated). 35. In root, one; in object, one (abbreviated. Also in the co-existence section…etc… also in the question section, everywhere one). 36. Depending on a non-material unskillful phenomenon, a non-material unskillful phenomenon arises by way of root condition (abbreviated). 37. In root, one; in object, one…etc… in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated. Also in the co-existence section…etc… also in the question section, everywhere one). 3. Section on Indeterminate 1-7. Starting with the Dependent Section Fourfold Condition Conditions of Root and Object 38. Depending on a material indeterminate phenomenon, a material indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition… three. Depending on a non-material indeterminate phenomenon, a non-material indeterminate From which the unclassified phenomenon arises due to a root cause... three. Having depended on a material unclassified and an immaterial unclassified phenomenon, a material unclassified phenomenon arises due to a root cause... three. Having depended on a material unclassified phenomenon, an immaterial unclassified phenomenon arises due to an object condition (abbreviated). 39. In root, nine; in object, three; in dominance, five; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three...etc...in mutuality, six...etc...in pre-arisen, one; in repetition, one; in action, nine; in result, nine...etc...in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). 40. In non-root, nine; in non-object, three; in non-dominance, nine...etc...in non-action, two; in non-result, five; in non-nutriment, one; in non-faculty, one; in non-jhana, two; in non-path, nine; in non-association, three; in non-disassociation, two; in non-absence, three; in non-non-disappearance, three (abbreviated, negative). Fourfold of Conditions Root Condition 41. An immaterial unclassified phenomenon is a condition for an immaterial unclassified phenomenon by way of root condition (abbreviated). 42. In root, three; in object, two; in dominance, three; in contiguity, one; in immediate contiguity, one; in co-arisen, seven; in mutuality, six; in support, seven; in decisive support, two; in pre-arisen, one; in post-arisen, one; in repetition, one; in action, three; in result, three; in nutriment, four; in faculty, six; in jhana, three; in path, three; in association, one; in disassociation, two...etc...in non-disappearance, seven (abbreviated). In non-root, seven; in non-object, seven (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, two (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's direct, negative, direct-negative, and negative-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) The material dyad wholesome triad is finished. 11-1. The mundane dyad wholesome triad 1. Wholesome section 1-7. Dependence section, etc. Fourfold of Conditions Root Condition 43. Having depended on a mundane wholesome phenomenon, a mundane wholesome phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Mundane Depending on a higher wholesome phenomenon, a supramundane wholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a mundane wholesome phenomenon, a mundane wholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a supramundane wholesome phenomenon, a supramundane wholesome phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 44. In root, two; in object, two; in dominance, two...etc...in kamma, two...etc...in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated, direct order.) 45. In non-dominance, two...etc...in non-repetition, one...etc...in non-disassociation, two. (Abbreviated.) (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the concomitance section are to be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root Condition 46. A mundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a mundane wholesome phenomenon by root condition. (1) A supramundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a supramundane wholesome phenomenon by root condition. (1) A mundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a mundane wholesome phenomenon by object condition. (1) A supramundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a mundane wholesome phenomenon by object condition. (1) A mundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a mundane wholesome phenomenon by dominance condition – object dominance, conascence dominance. (1) A supramundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a supramundane wholesome phenomenon by dominance condition – conascence dominance. A supramundane wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a mundane wholesome phenomenon by dominance condition – object dominance. (2) (Abbreviated.) 47. In root, two; in object, two; in dominance, three; in contiguity, two; in proximity, two; in conascence, two...etc...in strong dependence, four; in repetition, two; in kamma, two; in nutriment, two...etc...in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated.) 2. The Unwholesome Section 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 48. Depending on a mundane unwholesome phenomenon, a mundane unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. (Abbreviated) (Abbreviated). 49. By way of root, one, by way of object, one, (ellipsis) by way of non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated, the concomitant section also, (ellipsis) the question section also, everywhere similar). 3. The Undetermined Section 1-7. The Dependent Origination Section, etc. The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 50. Depending on a worldly undetermined phenomenon, a worldly undetermined phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a supramundane undetermined phenomenon, a supramundane undetermined phenomenon arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on a worldly undetermined phenomenon and a supramundane undetermined phenomenon, a worldly undetermined phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 51. By way of root, five, by way of object, two, (ellipsis) by way of repetition, one, by way of kamma, five, by way of result, five, (ellipsis) by way of non-disappearance, five. (Abbreviated, direct order). 52. Not by way of root, one, not by way of object, three, not by way of dominance, two, (ellipsis) not by way of pre-existence, four, not by way of post-existence, five, (ellipsis) not by way of kamma, one, not by way of result, one, not by way of nutriment, one, (ellipsis) not by way of path, one, not by way of association, three, not by way of dissociation, two, not by way of non-existence, three, not by way of non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated, reverse order). (The concomitant section also, the condition section also, the support section also, the blended section also, the associated section also, are similar to the dependent origination section, and should be elaborated.) The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 53. A worldly undetermined phenomenon is a condition for a worldly undetermined phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) A supramundane undetermined phenomenon is a condition for a supramundane undetermined phenomenon by way of root condition... three (abbreviated). 54. By way of root, four, by way of object, three, by way of dominance, four, by way of contiguity, four, by way of concomitance, five, by way of mutuality, two, by way of support, seven, by way of strong support, four, by way of pre-existence, two, by way of post-existence, two, by way of repetition, one, by way of kamma, four, by way of result, four, by way of nutriment, four, (ellipsis) by way of path, four, by way of association, two, by way of dissociation, three, by way of existence, seven, (ellipsis) by way of non-disappearance, seven. (Abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, for the question section, the direct order also, the reverse order also, the direct-reverse order also... (and the reverse-concordant is counted, thus it should be counted.) The mundane dyad-triad of wholesome is finished. 13-1. The triad of wholesome in the dyad of 'knowable by something' 1. The wholesome section 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Condition method The fourfold condition Root condition 55. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something, a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something arises due to root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something, a wholesome phenomenon not knowable by something arises due to root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something, wholesome phenomena knowable by something and wholesome phenomena not knowable by something arise due to root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) 56. In root condition, nine; in object condition, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). The reverse Non-predominance condition 57. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something, a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something arises due to non-predominance condition (abbreviated). 58. In non-predominance, nine; in non-pre-arising, nine; in non-post-arising, nine; in non-repetition, nine; in non-kamma, nine; in non-result, nine... and so on... in non-disassociation, nine (abbreviated). (The conascent method, the condition method, the support method, the association method, the concomitant method should also be elaborated similar to the dependent condition method.) The fourfold condition Root condition 59. A wholesome phenomenon knowable by something is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon knowable by something by way of root condition (abbreviated). 60. In root condition, nine; in object condition, nine;