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B01031211(69 1)upādānaduka kusalattikaṃ (grasping pair and wholesome dharma)

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Having depended on both clinging and unwholesome associated with clinging, and unwholesome associated with clinging but not clinging, both clinging and unwholesome associated with clinging dhamma arises due to root condition... three (abbreviated). 27. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine, in dominance condition, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). (This progression is similar to the unwholesome pair of clinging. Here, however, due to root condition, this is different. Also in the co-arising section... and so on... also in the question section, everywhere nine.) 74-1. The triad of wholesome of the pair of not-associated-with-clinging and clingable. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root Condition. 28. Having depended on a wholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable, a wholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable arises due to root condition. (1) Having depended on a wholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and not clingable, a wholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and not clingable arises due to root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 29. In root condition, two, in object condition, two... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, two (abbreviated. Similar to the worldly pair of wholesome. Also the co-arising section... and so on... also the question section should be elaborated). 30. Having depended on an unwholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable, an unwholesome dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable arises due to root condition (everywhere one). Having depended on an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable, an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable arises due to root condition. (1) Having depended on an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and not clingable, an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and not clingable arises due to root condition... three. Having depended on both an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable, and an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and not clingable, an indeterminate dhamma not associated with clinging and clingable arises due to root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 31. In root condition, five, in object condition, two... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated. Worldly This dyad is like the indeterminate. And the co-arising section... and so on... and the question section should be elaborated everywhere. The wholesome triad of the clinging cluster is completed.

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