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B01031213(83 1) dassenapahātabbaduka kusalattikaṃ (abandoned views pair and wholesome dharma)

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Depending on a wholesome phenomenon accompanied by initial application, wholesome phenomena accompanied by initial application and wholesome phenomena not accompanied by initial application arise with root condition. (3) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon not accompanied by initial application, a wholesome phenomenon not accompanied by initial application arises with root condition. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon not accompanied by initial application, a wholesome phenomenon accompanied by initial application arises with root condition. Path. (2) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon with initial application and without initial application, a wholesome phenomenon with initial application arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 24. In root condition, six, in object condition, six ( everywhere six), in non-disappearance condition, six (abbreviated). In non-predominance condition, six, in non-pre-arisen condition, six...and so on... in non-kamma condition, four...and so on... in non-disjoined condition, six (abbreviated. The conascent section also...and so on... the associated section also should be elaborated). 7. The Question Section Root and Object Conditions 25. A wholesome phenomenon with initial application is a condition by way of root condition for a wholesome phenomenon with initial application. A wholesome phenomenon with initial application is a condition by way of root condition for a wholesome phenomenon without initial application. A wholesome phenomenon with initial application is a condition by way of root condition for a wholesome phenomenon with initial application and for a wholesome phenomenon without initial application. (3) A wholesome phenomenon without initial application is a condition by way of root condition for a wholesome phenomenon without initial application. (1) A wholesome phenomenon with initial application is a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome phenomenon with initial application... three. A wholesome phenomenon without initial application is a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome phenomenon without initial application... three. Wholesome phenomena with initial application and wholesome phenomena without initial application are a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome phenomenon with initial application... three (abbreviated). 26. In root condition, four, in object condition, nine, in predominance condition, nine ( in the three below, conascent predominance, in without initial application, one, conascent predominance), in contiguity condition, nine, in immediate contiguity condition, nine, in conascent condition, six...and so on... in support condition, nine, in repetition condition, nine, in kamma condition, four, in nutriment condition, four, in faculty condition, four, in jhāna condition, six, in path condition, six, in association condition, six, in presence condition, six, in absence condition, nine, in disappearance condition, nine, in non-disappearance condition, six (abbreviated). In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine (abbreviated). By way of root condition, in non-object condition, four (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in object condition, nine (abbreviated). (As in the wholesome triad, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) The Unwholesome Section A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, arises by way of root condition. A unwholesome phenomenon without initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, arises by way of root condition. Unwholesome phenomena with initial application and unwholesome phenomena without initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, arise by way of root condition. (3) A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon without initial application, arises by way of root condition. (1) A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena with initial application and unwholesome phenomena without initial application, arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, five; in object condition, five (in all, five)... ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated). A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, arises by way of non-root condition. (1) A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon without initial application, arises by way of non-root condition. (1) A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena with initial application and unwholesome phenomena without initial application, arises by way of non-root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, three; in non-dominance condition, five; in non-kamma condition, three... ...and so on... in non-dissociation condition, five. (Abbreviated. The section on co-arising, etc., should be elaborated.) A unwholesome phenomenon with initial application is a condition for a unwholesome phenomenon with initial application by way of root condition (abbreviated). In root condition, three; in object condition, nine; in dominance condition, nine; in contiguity condition, nine... ...and so on... in co-arising condition, five... ...and so on... in decisive support condition, nine; in repetition condition, nine; in kamma condition, three; in nutriment condition, three... ...and so on... in jhana condition, five; in path condition, five; in association condition, five; in presence condition, five; in absence condition, nine... ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated). The Undetermined Section A undetermined phenomenon with initial application, conditioned by a undetermined phenomenon with initial application, arises by way of root condition... ...three modes. A undetermined phenomenon without initial application, conditioned by a undetermined phenomenon without initial application, arises by way of root condition... ...three modes. Undetermined phenomena with initial application and without initial application And depending on an indeterminate phenomenon, a thought-accompanied indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root-condition... three (abbreviated). 34. In root-condition, nine; in object-condition, nine; ...and so on... in pre-arisen, in repetition, six; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). In non-root-condition, nine; in non-object-condition, three; in non-predominance-condition, nine; ...and so on... in non-pre-arisen, nine; ...and so on... in non-kamma, four; in non-result, nine; in non-nutriment, one; in non-faculty, one; in non-jhana, one; in non-path, nine; in non-associated, three; in non-dissociated, six; ...and so on... in non-non-disappearance, three (abbreviated. The conascence section...and so on...the associated section should also be elaborated). 35. A thought-accompanied indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a thought-accompanied indeterminate phenomenon by way of root-condition... three. A thought-less indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a thought-less indeterminate phenomenon by way of root-condition. (1) A thought-accompanied indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a thought-accompanied indeterminate phenomenon by way of object-condition (abbreviated). 36. In root-condition, four; in object-condition, nine; in predominance-condition, nine (nine everywhere); in decisive-support-condition, nine; in pre-arisen, three; in post-arisen, three; in repetition, nine; in kamma, four; in result, nine; in nutriment, four; ...and so on... in jhana, nine; in path, nine; in associated, six; in dissociated, five; in presence, nine; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). In non-root-condition, nine; in non-object-condition, nine (abbreviated). By way of root-condition, in non-object-condition, four (abbreviated). By way of non-root-condition, in object-condition, nine (abbreviated). (As in the good triad, the question section should be elaborated thus.) 88-1. The Dyad of Thought-Accompanied - Triad of Good 1-7. The Sections Beginning with Dependent Arising The Tetrad of Conditions 37. Depending on a thought-accompanied good phenomenon, a thought-accompanied good phenomenon arises by way of root-condition... three. Depending on a thought-less good phenomenon, a thought-less good phenomenon arises by way of root-condition... two. Depending on a thought-accompanied good phenomenon and a thought-less good phenomenon, a thought-accompanied good phenomenon arises by way of root-condition. ( (In brief.) By way of root, six; by way of object, six…etc… by way of non-disappearance, six (in brief. Similar to the couplet of 'with initial application' for wholesome. The concomitant section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated). Depending on unwholesome phenomena with sustained application, unwholesome phenomena with sustained application arise by way of root condition… three. Depending on unwholesome phenomena without sustained application, unwholesome phenomena with sustained application arise by way of root condition. (1) Depending on unwholesome phenomena with sustained application and unwholesome phenomena without sustained application, unwholesome phenomena with sustained application arise by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) By way of root, five; by way of object, five…etc… by way of non-disappearance, five (in brief. Similar to the couplet of 'with initial application' for unwholesome. The concomitant section…etc… the question section should also be elaborated). Depending on indeterminate phenomena with sustained application,