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The Dyad of Clinging - The Triad of Wholesome Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 1. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is not clinging, a wholesome phenomenon that is not clinging arises, by root condition. (abbreviated). 2. In root, one, in object, one, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (abbreviated). (Also in the Co-arising Section, ...and so on... also in the Question Section, everywhere, one.) 3. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging arises, by root condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is clinging and an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging arises, by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 4. In root, five, in object, five, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, five. (abbreviated). In non-root, one, in non-dominance, five, in non-pre-arising, five, in non-post-arising, five, ...and so on... (abbreviated). (Also the Co-arising Section, ...and so on... also the Association Section, should be elaborated.) 5. An unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon that is not clinging by root condition. (abbreviated). 6. In root, three, in object, nine, in dominance, nine, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, five. (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, for the Question Section, both direct, and inverse, and direct-inverse, and inverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 7. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon that is not clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon that is not clinging arises, by root condition. (abbreviated). 8. In root, one, in object, one, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (abbreviated). (Also in the Co-arising Section, ...and so on... also in the Question Section, everywhere, one.) The Dyad of Grasped - The Triad of Wholesome Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 9. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is grasped, a wholesome phenomenon that is grasped arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is not grasped, a wholesome phenomenon that is not grasped arises, by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 10. In root, two; in object, two…etc… in non-disappearance, two (abbreviated). (The conascence section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated.) 11. Dependent on a wrongly grasped unwholesome phenomenon, a wrongly grasped unwholesome phenomenon arises through root condition (abbreviated). 12. In root, one; in object, one…etc… in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (In the conascence section…etc… in the question section, everywhere one.) 13. Dependent on a wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises through root condition. (1) Dependent on a not wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a not wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises through root condition… three. Dependent on a wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon and a not wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a wrongly grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises through root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 14. In root, five; in object, two…etc… in repetition, one…etc… in non-disappearance, five (abbreviated). (The conascence section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated.) 52-1. The Dyad of Conjoined with Wrong Grasping — The Triad of Wholesome 1-7. The Dependent Origination Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions The Root Condition 15. Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon disjoined from wrong grasping, a wholesome phenomenon disjoined from wrong grasping arises through root condition (abbreviated). 16. In root, one; in object, one…etc… in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (In the conascence section…etc… in the question section, everywhere one.) 17. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon conjoined with wrong grasping, an unwholesome phenomenon conjoined with wrong grasping arises through root condition. (1) Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon disjoined from wrong grasping, an unwholesome phenomenon disjoined from wrong grasping arises through root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 18. In root, two; in object, two (everywhere two)…etc… in non-disappearance, two (abbreviated). In non-root, one; in non-dominance, two (everywhere two)…etc… in non-disjunction, two (abbreviated). (The conascence section…etc… the conjoined section should also be elaborated.) 19. Conjoined with wrong grasping That unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by way of root-condition for the unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging. (1) The unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging is a condition by way of root-condition for the unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging. (1) (Abbreviated.) 20. In root, two. In object, four. In dominance, four. (in the middle and at the end, object-dominance) In contiguity, two... (etc.) In co-nascence, two... (etc.) In strong dependence, four. In repetition, two. In kamma, two. In nutriment, two... (etc.) In path, two... (etc.) In non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated.) 21. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon dissociated from clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises by way of root-condition. (Abbreviated.) 22. In root, one. In object, one... (etc.) In non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the co-nascent section... (etc.) also in the question section, everywhere one.) 53-1. The Dyad of Clinging and Clung-to, Triad of Wholesome. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. 23. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging, a wholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging arises by way of root-condition. (Abbreviated.) 24. In root, one. In object, one... (etc.) In non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the co-nascent section... (etc.) also in the question section, everywhere one.) 25. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clung-to, an unwholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging arises by way of root-condition... one. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging arises by way of root-condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clung-to, and an unwholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is clung-to but not clinging arises by way of root-condition... one. (Abbreviated.) 26. In root, five. In object, five... (etc.) In non-disappearance, five. (Abbreviated.) (Also the co-nascent section... (etc.) also the associated section should be elaborated.) 27. Clung-to but not And grasping, an unwholesome phenomenon, is a condition by way of root-condition to that which is grasped and not to grasping, an unwholesome phenomenon. (Abbreviated) 28. In root, three, in object, nine, in dominance, nine... ...and so on... in non-disappearance, five. (Abbreviated) (Just as in the wholesome triad, for the question section, both direct and reverse, and direct-reverse and reverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 29. Depending on a phenomenon that is grasped but not grasping, undeterminable, a phenomenon that is grasped but not grasping, undeterminable, arises by way of root-condition. (Abbreviated) 30. In root, one, in object, one... ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated) (Also in the co-arising section... ...and so on... also in the question section, everywhere one.) 54-1. The Dyad of Grasping-Disjoined and Grasped, in the Triad of Wholesome. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root-Condition. 31. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped, a wholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped arises by way of root-condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is not grasped, a wholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is not grasped arises by way of root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 32. In root, two, in object, two... ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated. Similar to the worldly and supramundane dyad. The co-arising section... ...and so on... and the question section should also be elaborated.) 33. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped, an unwholesome phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped arises by way of root-condition. (Everywhere one.) 34. Depending on an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped, an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped arises by way of root-condition. (1) Depending on an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is not grasped, an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is not grasped arises by way of root-condition... three. And an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is grasped, and an undeterminable phenomenon that is disjoined from grasping and is not grasped... And depending on that dhamma, an indeterminate dhamma, dissociated from clinging but clung to, arises by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 35. In root condition, five, in object condition, two... in non-disappearance condition, five. (In brief. Similar to the worldly dyad. The conascent section also... the question section also should be elaborated.) The triad of wholesome states in the cluster on clinging is finished.