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20-1. The Dyad of Fetters - Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Conditional Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 1. Depending on a not-fettering wholesome phenomenon, a not-fettering wholesome phenomenon arises by root condition (abbreviated). 2. In root, one; in object, one…(etc.)…in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the Co-arising Section…(etc.)…also in the Question Section, one everywhere.) 3. Depending on a fettering unwholesome phenomenon, a fettering unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a fettering unwholesome phenomenon, a not-fettering unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a fettering unwholesome phenomenon, fettering unwholesome phenomena and not-fettering unwholesome phenomena arise by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) 4. In root, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, nine…(etc.)…in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). In non-root, three; in non-dominance, nine…(etc.)…in non-kamma, three…(etc.)…in non-disassociation, nine (abbreviated). (The Co-arising Section…(etc.)…and the Association Section should be elaborated similar to the Conditional Section.) 7. Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 5. A fettering unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a fettering unwholesome phenomenon by root condition (abbreviated). 6. In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, nine…(etc.)…in decisive support, in repetition, nine; in kamma, three; in nutriment, in faculty, in jhāna, three; in path, in association, nine…(etc.)…in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). 7. In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, nine (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 here.) Undetermined Term Root Condition 8. Depending on a not-fettering undetermined phenomenon, a not-fettering undetermined phenomenon arises by root condition (abbreviated). 9. In root, one; in object, one…(etc.)…in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). aṃ). (Also in the conascence section...and so on... also in the question section, everywhere one.) 21-1. The Dyad of Fetters and the Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 10. Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon pertaining to fetters, a wholesome phenomenon pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. (1) Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon not pertaining to fetters, a wholesome phenomenon not pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 11. In root condition, two, in object condition, two (abbreviated). (Just as in the Minor Intermediate Dyad, the course of the worldly dyad, so also this should be understood. Also the conascence section...and so on... also the question section should be elaborated.) 12. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon pertaining to fetters, an unwholesome phenomenon pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition (abbreviated). 13. In root condition, one, in object condition, one...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, one (abbreviated). (Also in the conascence section...and so on... also in the question section, everywhere one.) The Indeterminate Section Root Condition 14. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters, an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. (1) Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters, an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters, an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters, both an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters and an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters arise due to root condition. (3) Dependent on both an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters and an indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters, an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters arises due to root condition. (1) 15. In root condition, five, in object condition, two, in dominance condition, five...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated). Similar to the worldly dyad in the Minor Intermediate Dyad. (Also the conascence section...and so on... also the association section should be elaborated.) 7. The Question Section Root Condition 16. An indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon pertaining to fetters by way of root condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon not pertaining to fetters is a Is conditioned by root condition, of the non-fettering indeterminate phenomenon... three (abbreviated). 17. In root condition, four, in object condition, three, in dominance condition, four...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, seven (abbreviated). Reverse Section 18. The fettering indeterminate phenomenon is conditioned by object condition of the fettering indeterminate phenomenon... is conditioned by co-nascence condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition... is conditioned by pre-nascence condition... is conditioned by post-nascence condition... is conditioned by nutriment condition... is conditioned by faculty condition (abbreviated). 19. In non-root condition, seven, in non-object condition, seven (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object condition, four (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object condition, three (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct of the question section are counted, so should it be counted.) 22-1. Fettering-Associated Dyad - Wholesome Triad 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Fourfold Condition Root Condition 20. Depending on a fettering-disassociated wholesome phenomenon, a fettering-disassociated wholesome phenomenon arises by root condition (abbreviated). In root condition, one, in object condition, one...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, one (abbreviated). (Also in the co-nascence section...and so on... also in the question section, everywhere, one.) 21. Depending on a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition... three. Depending on a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by object condition (abbreviated). 22. In root condition, three, in object condition, five, in dominance condition, one...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated, direct). Reverse Non-Root Condition 23. Depending on a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon, a fettering-associated unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-root condition – depending on aggregates accompanied by doubt, delusion accompanied by doubt. Fettering-associated unwholesome Dependent on a phenomenon, an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises with a non-root condition – dependent on aggregates accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by restlessness. (2) (Abbreviated.) 24. In non-root condition, two. In non-dominance condition, five. In non-pre-arising condition, five. ...etc... In non-kamma condition, three. ...etc... In non-dissociation condition, five. (Abbreviated, negative.) 7. The Question Section Root Condition 25. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters is a condition by root condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from fetters is a condition by root condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters is a condition by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters. ...nine. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters is a condition by dominance condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with fetters. (1) (Abbreviated.) 26. In dominance, one. In contiguity and immediate contiguity, nine. In co-arising, five. In strong dependence and repetition, nine. In kamma, three. In path, three. In association, five. In presence, five. (Abbreviated.) The Undetermined Section Root Condition 27. Dependent on an undetermined phenomenon dissociated from fetters, an undetermined phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises with a root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one. In object condition, one. ...etc... In non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the Co-arising section, ...etc... also in the Question section, everywhere one.) 23-1. The Dyad of Fetters and Fetter-objects, the Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 28. Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon that is a fetter-object but not a fetter, a wholesome phenomenon that is a fetter-object but not a fetter arises with a root condition. (Abbreviated.) 29. In root condition, one. In object condition, one. ...etc... In non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the Co-arising section, ...etc... also in the Question section, everywhere one.) 30. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both a fetter and a fetter-object, fetter and a defilement-connected unwholesome phenomenon arises due to a root condition… three (in brief). 31. In root, nine, in object, nine, in dominance, nine… (and so on)… in non-disappearance, nine (in brief). In non-root, three, in non-dominance, nine, in non-prenascence, nine, in non-postnascence, nine, in non-repetition, nine, in non-kamma, three, in non-result, nine, in non-disassociation, nine (in brief). (Even the conascence section… (and so on)…