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Triad of Wholesome, Dyad of Root Section on Root Beginning with the Conditional Mode Tetrad of Conditions Root and Object Conditions 1. Depending on a wholesome root phenomenon, a wholesome root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on an unwholesome root phenomenon, an unwholesome root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate root phenomenon, an indeterminate root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) 2. Depending on a wholesome root phenomenon, a wholesome root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome root phenomenon, an unwholesome root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate root phenomenon, an indeterminate root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 3. In root, three; in object, three; in dominance, three; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three; in co-nascence, three; in mutuality, three; in support, three; in strong support, three; in pre-nascence, three; in repetition, three; in kamma, three; in result, one; in nutriment, three...etc.... in non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). Negative – not by dominance condition 4. Depending on a wholesome root phenomenon, a wholesome root phenomenon arises not by dominance condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome root phenomenon, an unwholesome root phenomenon arises not by dominance condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate root phenomenon, an indeterminate root phenomenon arises not by dominance condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 5. In non-dominance, three; in non-pre-nascence, three; in non-post-nascence, three; in non-repetition, three; in non-result, three; in non-disassociation, three (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-dominance, three (abbreviated). By non-dominance condition, in root, three (abbreviated). (Also in the co-nascent mode, also in the condition mode, also in the support mode, also in the association mode, also in the concomitance mode, everywhere three.) Question Mode Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root and Object Conditions 6. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by root condition. (1) An unwholesome root An unwholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) 7. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by way of object condition. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of object condition. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of object condition. (3) An unwholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of object condition... three. An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of object condition... three. 8. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of dominance condition... three. An unwholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. (1) An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of dominance condition... three. Beginning with Contiguity Condition 9. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by way of contiguity condition... two. An unwholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of contiguity condition... two. An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of contiguity condition. (1) 10. A wholesome root phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root phenomenon by way of co-nascence condition. (1) An unwholesome root phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root phenomenon by way of co-nascence condition. (1) An indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root phenomenon by way of co-nascence condition. Collection. (1) (Mutually dependent conditions are similar to co-arising conditions.) Upanissaya Condition, etc. 11. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. (3) An unwholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. An unwholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. An unwholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition… three. (3) An indeterminate root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. An indeterminate root-condition phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. An indeterminate root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the upanissaya condition. (3) An indeterminate root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root-condition phenomenon by way of the vipāka condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 12. In root-condition, three; in object-condition, nine; in dominance-condition, seven; in contiguity-condition, five; in immediate contiguity-condition, five; in co-arising-condition, three; in mutual-condition, three; in support-condition, three; in upanissaya-condition, nine; in repetition-condition, three; in result-condition, one; in faculty-condition, two; in path-condition, two; in association-condition, three; in presence-condition, three; in absence-condition, five; in disappearance-condition, five; in non-disappearance-condition, three (abbreviated). Paccanīyuddhāra 13. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the object-condition… by way of the co-arising-condition… by way of the upanissaya-condition. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root-condition phenomenon by way of the object-condition… by way of the upanissaya-condition. A wholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate root-condition phenomenon by way of the object-condition… by way of the upanissaya-condition. (3) An unwholesome root-condition phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome root-condition phenomenon It is a condition by way of object condition... It is a condition by way of co-nascence condition... It is a condition by way of decisive support condition. Unwholesome root phenomenon for wholesome root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition... is a condition by way of decisive support condition. Unwholesome root phenomenon for indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition... is a condition by way of decisive support condition. Indeterminate root phenomenon for indeterminate root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition... is a condition by way of co-nascence condition... is a condition by way of decisive support condition. 14. In non-root, nine. In non-object, nine. By way of root condition, in non-object, three. By way of non-root condition, in object, nine. (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 2. Non-root Section 1-6. Starting with the Dependent Origination Section Tetrad of Conditions Root and Object Conditions 15. Dependent on a wholesome non-root phenomenon, a wholesome non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on a wholesome non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on a wholesome non-root phenomenon, both a wholesome non-root and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arise by way of root condition. Dependent on an unwholesome non-root phenomenon, an unwholesome non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on an unwholesome non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on an unwholesome non-root phenomenon, both an unwholesome non-root and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arise by way of root condition. Dependent on an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on both a wholesome non-root and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on both an unwholesome non-root and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Conditioned by a wholesome non-root phenomenon, a wholesome non-root phenomenon arises by way of object condition. Conditioned by an unwholesome non-root phenomenon, an unwholesome non-root phenomenon arises by way of object condition. Conditioned by an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of object condition.