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three. Dependent on a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by developing, a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by developing arises by way of cause condition... three. Dependent on a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing, a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing arises by way of cause condition... three. (abbreviated.) In cause, nine, in object, three, ...etc... in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated.) The negative Non-cause condition 128. Dependent on a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing, a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing arises by way of non-cause condition. (1) (abbreviated.) 129. In non-cause, one, in non-object, five, ...etc... in non-non-disappearance. Five (in brief). By way of root condition, in non-object, five (in brief). By way of non-root condition, in object, one (in brief). (Also the concomitant section... and so on... also the associated section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) Object Condition 130. A non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object condition for a non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by seeing... two. A non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object condition for a non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by development... three. A non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is a condition by way of object condition for a non-root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development... three (in brief). 131. In object, eight; in predominance, ten... and so on... in non-disappearance, thirteen (in brief). In non-root, fourteen; in non-object, fourteen (in brief). By way of object condition, in non-root, eight (in brief). By way of non-root condition, in object, eight (in brief). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) 10-1. Triad of leading to Accumulation – Root Dyad 1-7. Dependent Origination Section and so on Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 132. Dependent on a root phenomenon leading to accumulation, a root phenomenon leading to accumulation arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a root phenomenon leading to diminution, a root phenomenon leading to diminution arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a root phenomenon leading neither to accumulation nor to diminution, a root phenomenon leading neither to accumulation nor to diminution arises by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 133. In root, three; in object, three; in predominance, three (three in all). In non-predominance, three; in non-repetition, two; in non-result, three; in non-disassociation, three (in brief). By way of root condition, in non-predominance, three (in brief). By way of non-predominance condition, in root, three (in brief). (Also the concomitant section... and so on... also the associated section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) Root-Object And so on with conditions. 134. A root phenomenon leading to accumulation is a condition by way of root condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. (1) A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of root condition for a root phenomenon leading to decrease. (1) A root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease is a condition by way of root condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease. (1) A root phenomenon leading to accumulation is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. A root phenomenon leading to accumulation is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease. (2) A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease. (2) A root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease. A root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease is a condition by way of object condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. (2) 135. A root phenomenon leading to accumulation is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation – dominance by way of object, dominance by way of co-arising. (1) A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon leading to decrease – dominance by way of co-arising…. A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. A root phenomenon leading to decrease is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease – dominance by way of object…. (3) A root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease. A root phenomenon neither leading to accumulation nor to decrease is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. 136. A root phenomenon leading to accumulation is a condition by way of contiguity condition for a root phenomenon leading to accumulation. A root phenomenon leading to... This dhamma is a condition by way of immediate contiguity for the root dhamma leading to decline. The root dhamma leading to accumulation is a condition by way of immediate contiguity for the root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline. (3) The root dhamma leading to decline is a condition by way of immediate contiguity for the root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline. (1) The root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline is a condition by way of immediate contiguity for the root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline. (1) (Abbreviated.) 137. In root-condition, three. In object-condition, six. In dominance-condition, six. In immediate-contiguity-condition, five. In co-immediate-contiguity-condition, five. In co-existence-condition, three. In mutuality-condition, three. In support-condition, three. In decisive-support-condition, eight. In repetition-condition, three. In result-condition, one. ...and so on... In non-disappearance-condition, three. (Abbreviated.) In non-root-condition, eight. In non-object-condition, eight. (Abbreviated.) Root-condition for non-object, three. (Abbreviated.) Non-root-condition for object, six. (Abbreviated.) (Just as in the section on the triad of wholesome states, so it should be elaborated.) The Section on Non-Roots 1-6. Starting with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root-Condition and Object-Condition 138. Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to accumulation, the non-root dhamma leading to accumulation arises by way of root-condition. Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to accumulation, the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline arises by way of root-condition. Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to accumulation, the non-root dhamma leading to accumulation and the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline arise by way of root-condition. (3) Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to decline, the non-root dhamma leading to decline arises by way of root-condition. Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to decline, the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline arises by way of root-condition. Dependent on the non-root dhamma leading to decline, the non-root dhamma leading to decline and the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline arise by way of root-condition. (3) Dependent on the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline, the non-root dhamma neither leading to accumulation nor decline arises by way of root-condition. A. (1) A phenomenon that is leading to accumulation and not a root, and a phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root, conditioned by these phenomena, a phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root arises, by way of root condition. (1) A phenomenon that is leading to decrease and not a root, and a phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root, conditioned by these phenomena, a phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root arises, by way of root condition. (1) 139. A phenomenon that is leading to accumulation and not a root, conditioned by this, a phenomenon that is leading to accumulation and not a root arises, by way of object condition. (1) A phenomenon that is leading to decrease and not a root, conditioned by this, a phenomenon that is leading to decrease and not a root arises, by way of object condition. (1) A phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root, conditioned by this, a phenomenon that is neither leading to accumulation nor leading to decrease and not a root arises, by way of object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, nine. In object condition, three. In dominance condition, nine... and so on... In non-disappearance condition, nine. (Abbreviated.) Non-root and non-object conditions. 140.