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Dyad of Clinging and Triad of Wholesome Beginning with the Conditional Section Tetrad of Conditions 1. A wholesome phenomenon without clinging, conditioned by a wholesome phenomenon without clinging, arises by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, one, in object, one, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (abbreviated) (Even in the Co-arisen Section, ...and so on... even in the Question Section, everywhere, one.) 2. An unwholesome phenomenon with clinging, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with clinging, arises by root condition. An unwholesome phenomenon with clinging, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, arises by root condition. An unwholesome phenomenon with clinging, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena with clinging and unwholesome phenomena without clinging, arises by root condition. (three) An unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, arises by root condition. ...three. An unwholesome phenomenon with clinging and an unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with clinging, arises by root condition. ...three. (abbreviated) 3. In root, nine, in object, nine, (everywhere, nine) in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated) 4. An unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon without clinging, arises by non-root condition. (abbreviated) 5. In non-root, one, in non-dominance, nine, in non-pre-arisen, nine, ...and so on... in non-kamma, three, in non-result, nine, in non-associated, nine. (abbreviated. Beginning with the Co-arisen Section, it should be expanded.) 6. An unwholesome phenomenon with clinging is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon with clinging by root condition. (abbreviated) 7. In root, nine, in object, nine, in dominance, nine, (in the root of non-clinging, three; co-arisen dominance) in contiguity, nine, ...and so on... in support, nine, in decisive support, nine, in repetition, nine, in kamma, three, (in the root of non-clinging) in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhāna, three, in path, nine, in association, nine, in presence, nine, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated) 8. An indeterminate phenomenon without clinging, conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon without clinging, arises by root condition. (abbreviated) 9. In root, one. , in object one…etc… in non-disappearance one (condensed). (Also in the co-arising section…etc… also in the question section, everywhere one.) 70-1. The Dyad of Clinging-prone and the Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 10. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon prone to clinging, a wholesome phenomenon prone to clinging arises due to root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon not prone to clinging, a wholesome phenomenon not prone to clinging arises due to root condition. (1) (Condensend.) 11. In root, two; in object, two…etc… in non-disappearance, two (condensed. Similar to the wholesome of the mundane and supramundane dyad. The co-arising section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated.) 12. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon prone to clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon prone to clinging arises due to root condition (condensed). In root, one; in object, one…etc… in non-disappearance, one (condensed). (Also in the co-arising section…etc… also in the question section, everywhere one.) 13. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging arises due to root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging arises due to root condition. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging arises due to root condition. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging and an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging arise due to root condition. (3) Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging and an indeterminate phenomenon not prone to clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon prone to clinging arises due to root condition. (1) (Condensend.) 14. In root, five; in object, two…etc… in repetition, one…etc… in non-disappearance, five (condensed. Similar to the indeterminate of the mundane dyad. The co-arising section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated). 71-1. The Dyad Associated with Clinging and the Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 15. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging, a wholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises due to root Conditions (abbreviated). In cause, one; in object, one; and so on; in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the conascence section; and so on; also in the question section, everywhere one.) 16. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging arises by way of cause condition... three. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises by way of cause condition... two. Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging and an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging arises by way of cause condition (abbreviated). 17. In cause, six; in object, six (everywhere six); in non-disappearance, six (abbreviated). In non-cause, one; in non-dominance, six; and so on; in non-kamma, four; in non-result, six; in non-dissociation, six (abbreviated. The conascence section, etc., should be elaborated). 18. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging by way of cause condition... three. An unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging by way of cause condition... two. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging and an unwholesome phenomenon dissociated from clinging are conditions for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with clinging by way of cause condition (abbreviated). 19. In cause, six; in object, nine; in dominance, nine (in the root of associated with clinging, three; conascence dominance; in dissociated from clinging, one); in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in conascence, six; in mutuality, six; in support, six; in decisive support, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, four; in nutriment, four; in faculty, four; in jhana, four; in path, four; in association, six; in presence, six; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, six (abbreviated). 20. Dependent on an indeterminate phenomenon dissociated from clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon dissociated from clinging arises by way of cause condition (abbreviated). In cause, one; in object, one; and so on; in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the Sahajāta section... and so on... also in the Pañhā section, everywhere one). 72-1. The Dyad of Clinging and Clingable - The Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Paṭicca Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 21. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging, a wholesome phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging 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 Sahajāta section... and so on... also in the Pañhā section, everywhere one). 22. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clingable, an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clingable arises by root condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging arises by root condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clingable, and an unwholesome phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and clingable arises by root condition... three (abbreviated). 23. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated. This progression is similar to the unwholesome of the clinging dyad. Also the Sahajāta section... and so on... also the Pañhā section should be elaborated). 24. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging, an indeterminate phenomenon that is clingable but not clinging arises by root condition (abbreviated). 25. In root condition, one, in object condition, one... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, one (abbreviated). (Also in the Sahajāta section... and so on... also in the Pañhā section, everywhere one). 73-1. The Dyad of Clinging and Associated with Clinging - The Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Paṭicca Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 26. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is both clinging and associated with clinging arises by root condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging, an unwholesome phenomenon that is associated with clinging but not clinging arises A dhamma arises due to root condition... three.