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Dyad of Refuge and Triad of Feeling Beginning with the Conditional Section Tetrad of Conditions A phenomenon, associated with pleasant feeling, which is refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with pleasant feeling, which is refuge, arises by root condition. (1) A phenomenon, associated with pleasant feeling, which is non-refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with pleasant feeling, which is non-refuge, arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, two, in object, two... in kamma, two, in result, one... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated. The Co-arising Section... the Question Section... should be elaborated everywhere.) A phenomenon, associated with painful feeling, which is refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with painful feeling, which is refuge, arises by root condition. (1) A phenomenon, associated with painful feeling, which is refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with painful feeling, which is refuge, arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, one, in object, two... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated. The Co-arising Section... the Question Section... should be elaborated.) A phenomenon, associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, which is refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, which is refuge, arises by root condition. (1) A phenomenon, associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, which is non-refuge, depending on it, a phenomenon, associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, which is non-refuge, arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root, two, in object, two... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated. The Co-arising Section... the Question Section... should be elaborated everywhere.) The Dyad of Refuge and Triad of Feeling is finished. Dyad of Refuge and Triad of Result Beginning with the Conditional Section Tetrad of Conditions A resultant phenomenon, which is non-refuge, depending on it, a resultant phenomenon, which is non-refuge, arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root, one, in object, one... in non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated. In the Co-arising Section... in the Question Section... everywhere, one.) A phenomenon with resultant qualities, which is refuge, depending on it, A phenomenon without refuge, whose nature is to ripen, arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a phenomenon without refuge, whose nature is to ripen, a phenomenon without refuge, whose nature is to ripen, arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 9. In root condition, two, in object condition, two... in non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated. The conascence section... the question section... should also be elaborated.) Depending on a phenomenon without refuge, which is neither result nor of the nature to ripen, a phenomenon without refuge, which is neither result nor of the nature to ripen, arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) 10. In root condition, one, in object condition, one... in non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated. In the conascence section... in the question section... everywhere, one.) 100-4. The Dyad of Refuge - The Triad of Appropriated 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions 11. Depending on a phenomenon without refuge, which is appropriated and appropriable, a phenomenon without refuge, which is appropriated and appropriable, arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one, in object condition, one... in non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated. In the conascence section... in the question section... everywhere, one.) 12. Depending on a phenomenon with refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, a phenomenon with refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a phenomenon with refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, and a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated but appropriable, arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 13. In root condition, five, in object condition, two... in non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated. The conascence section... the question section... should also be elaborated everywhere.) 14. Depending on a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated and unappropriable, a phenomenon without refuge, which is unappropriated and unappropriable, arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one, in object condition, one... in non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated. In the conascence section... in the question section... everywhere, one.) 100-5. The Dyad of Refuge - The Triad of Defiled 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions 15. A phenomenon with refuge, defiled and... Conditioned by a defiling phenomenon with refuge, a defiled, defiling phenomenon with refuge arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) One in root condition, one in object condition... ...and so on... one in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section... ...and so on... also in the question section, one everywhere.) 16. Conditioned by an undefiled, defiling phenomenon without refuge, an undefiled, defiling phenomenon without refuge arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) One in root condition, one in object condition... ...and so on... one in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section... ...and so on... also in the question section, one everywhere.) 17. Conditioned by an undefiled, non-defiling phenomenon without refuge, an undefiled, non-defiling phenomenon without refuge arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) One in root condition, one in object condition... ...and so on... one in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section... ...and so on... also in the question section, one everywhere.) 100-6. Refuge Dyad - Thought Triad 1-7. Conditioned by section, etc. Fourfold Condition 18. Conditioned by a phenomenon with initial and sustained application with refuge, a phenomenon with initial and sustained application with refuge arises by way of root condition. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon with initial and sustained application without refuge, a phenomenon with initial and sustained application without refuge arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 19. Two in root condition, two in object condition... ...and so on... two in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated. Also the conascent section... ...and so on... also the question section should be elaborated.) 20. Conditioned by a phenomenon without initial application, only sustained application, without refuge, a phenomenon without initial application, only sustained application, without refuge arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) One in root condition... ...and so on... one in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section... ...and so on... also in the question section, one everywhere.) 21. Conditioned by a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, without refuge, a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, without refuge arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) One in root condition (one everywhere)... ...and so on... one in non-disappearance condition. (Abbreviated.) 100-7. Refuge Dyad - Joy Triad 1-7. Conditioned by section, etc. Fourfold Condition 22. Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by joy with refuge, a phenomenon accompanied by joy with refuge arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by joy, a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by joy arises, by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 23. In root condition, two; in object condition, two...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated. The conascence section also...and so on... the question section also should be elaborated everywhere.) 24. Dependent on a defiled phenomenon accompanied by pleasure, a defiled phenomenon accompanied by pleasure arises, by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by pleasure, a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by pleasure arises, by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 25. In root condition, two; in object condition, two...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated. The conascence section also...and so on... the question section also should be elaborated.) 26. Dependent on a defiled phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, a defiled phenomenon accompanied by equanimity arises, by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, a non-defiled phenomenon accompanied by equanimity arises, by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 27. In root condition, two; in object condition, two...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated. In the conascence section also...and so on... in the question section also should be elaborated.) 100-8. The Triad of Phenomena to be Abandoned by Seeing, with the Dyad of Defiled Phenomena. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. 28. Dependent on a defiled phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, a defiled phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing arises, by way of root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one; in object condition, one...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated. In the conascence section also...and so on... in the question section also, one everywhere.) 29.