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and a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) 154. Depending on a trainee non-root phenomenon, a trainee non-root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a non-trainee non-root phenomenon, a non-trainee non-root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, nine; in object, three; in dominance, nine… and so on… in repetition, two… and so on… in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). The Negative Non-Root Condition 155. Depending on a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee non-root phenomenon arises by non-root condition (abbreviated). In non-root, one; in non-object, five; in non-dominance, three… and so on… in non-non-disappearance, five (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, five (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (to be elaborated.) 7. Section on Questions The Tetrad of Conditions 156. A learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of object for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon. (1) A non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of object for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon. (1) A neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of object for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon. A neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of object for a learner, not-a-root phenomenon. A neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of object for a non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon. (3) A learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance for a learner, not-a-root phenomenon… three. A non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance for a non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon… three. A neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner, not-a-root phenomenon… three (abbreviated). 157. In object, five; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, eight; in immediate contiguity, eight; in co-existence, nine; in mutuality, three; in support, thirteen; in strong support, eight… etcetera… in non-disappearance, thirteen (abbreviated). In not-a-root, fourteen; in not-an-object, fourteen (abbreviated). By way of object condition, in not-a-root, five (abbreviated). By way of not-a-root condition, in object, five (abbreviated). (As in the triad of wholesome, so should the section on questions be elaborated.) 11-1. The Dyad of Root in the Triad of Limited 1-7. Beginning with the Section on Dependent Origination The Tetrad of Conditions 158. Dependent on a limited, root phenomenon, a limited, root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on an exalted, root phenomenon, an exalted, root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on an immeasurable, root phenomenon, an immeasurable, root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, three; in object, three… etcetera… in non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). In not-dominance, three… etcetera… In nine dissociated, three (abbreviated). (Also the Co-arisen section...etc...also the Associated section should be elaborated like the Dependent Origination section.) Beginning with Root and Object conditions 159. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by root condition. (1) An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by root condition. (1) An immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition to an immeasurable root phenomenon by root condition. (1) A limited root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by object condition. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by object condition. (2) An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by object condition. An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by object condition. (2) An immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by object condition. An immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by object condition. (2) 160. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by dominance condition. (1) An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by dominance condition. An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by dominance condition. (2) An immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition to an immeasurable root phenomenon by dominance condition... two. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by contiguity condition. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by contiguity condition. A limited root phenomenon is a condition to an immeasurable root phenomenon by contiguity condition. (3) An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to an exalted root phenomenon by contiguity condition. An exalted root phenomenon is a condition to a limited root phenomenon by contiguity condition. An exalted root phenomenon... This factor of the immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition by proximate condition. (3) The immeasurable root phenomenon of the immeasurable root phenomenon is a condition by proximate condition. The immeasurable root phenomenon of the limited root phenomenon is a condition by proximate condition. The immeasurable root phenomenon of the exalted root phenomenon is a condition by proximate condition. (3) The limited root phenomenon of the limited root phenomenon is a condition by decisive support condition. (abbreviated) 161. In root condition, three. In object condition, six. In dominance condition, five. In proximate condition, nine. In immediately proximate condition, nine. In co-nascence condition, three. In mutuality condition, three. In support condition, three. In decisive support condition, nine. ...and so on... In non-disappearance condition, three. (abbreviated) In non-root condition, nine. In non-object condition, nine. (abbreviated) By root condition, in non-object, three. (abbreviated) By non-root condition, in object, six. (abbreviated) Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so it should be elaborated. The section of non-root. 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section. The tetrad of conditions. Root condition. 162. Depending on a limited non-root phenomenon, a limited non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. ...three. Depending on an exalted non-root phenomenon, an exalted non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on an exalted non-root phenomenon, a limited non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on an exalted non-root phenomenon, both a limited non-root and an exalted non-root phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) Depending on an immeasurable non-root phenomenon, an immeasurable non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on an immeasurable non-root phenomenon, a limited non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on an immeasurable non-root phenomenon, both a limited non-root and an immeasurable non-root phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) Depending on both a limited non-root and an exalted non-root phenomenon, a limited non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. ...three. Both a limited non-root and an immeasurable non-root ph Depending on the mother, a limited non-causal phenomenon arises due to causal condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 163. In cause, thirteen, in object, five, in dominance, nine…and so on… in absence, five, in non-absence, thirteen (abbreviated). The Negative Non-causal condition 164. Depending on a limited non-causal phenomenon, a limited non-causal phenomenon arises due to non-causal condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In non-cause, one, in non-object, five, in non-dominance, ten…and so on… in non-absence, five (abbreviated). Due to causal condition, in non-object, five (abbreviated). Due to non-causal condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (The section on co-arising also…and so on…the section on association also should be elaborated like the section on dependence.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions 165. A limited non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a limited non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. A limited non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an exalted non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) An exalted non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an exalted non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. An exalted non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a limited non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) An immeasurable non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an immeasurable non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. An immeasurable non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a limited non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. An immeasurable non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an exalted non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. (3) A limited non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a limited non-causal phenomenon by way of dominance condition (abbreviated). 166. In object, seven, in dominance, seven, in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in co-arising, eleven, in mutuality, seven, in support, thirteen, in strong dependence, nine…and so on… in non-absence, thirteen (abbreviated). In non-cause, fifteen, in non-object, fifteen (abbreviated). Due to object condition, in non-cause, seven (abbreviated). Due to non-causal condition, in object, seven (abbreviated). (As