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B01031215(1 1) kusalattika hetudukaṃ (wholesome dharma and cause pair)

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in support, seventeen, in decisive support, twenty-one... ...in non-disappearance, seventeen (in brief). In non-causal, twenty-one, in non-object, seventeen (in brief). By way of object condition, in non-causal, nine (in brief). By way of non-causal condition, in object, nine (in brief). (Just as the question section in the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) 17-1. The triad of arisen - the dyad of root 7. The section of questions The tetrad of conditions Beginning with root condition 205. The arisen root state of the arisen root state is a condition by way of root condition – arisen roots of associated roots are a condition by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking... (and so on). (1) The unarisen root state of the arisen root state is a condition by way of object condition – unarisen roots of the knowledge of penetrating others' minds, of the knowledge of future events are a condition by way of object condition. The arising root state of the arisen root state is a condition by way of object condition – arising roots of the knowledge of penetrating others' minds, of the knowledge of future events are a condition by way of object condition. (2) The arisen root state of the arisen root state is a condition by way of predominance condition... three. is a condition by way of conascence condition... is a condition by way of mutuality condition... is a condition by way of support condition... is a condition by way of decisive support condition... is a condition by way of result condition... is a condition by way of faculty condition... is a condition by way of path condition... is a condition by way of association condition... is a condition by way of presence condition... ...is a condition by way of non-disappearance condition. 206. In root, one, in object, two, in predominance, three, in conascence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in decisive support, two... ...in non-disappearance, one (in brief). In non-root, two, in non-object, two (in brief). By way of root condition, in non-object, one (in brief). Nah Due to root condition, in object, two (abbreviated). (Just as the question section in the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) Non-Root Section Beginning with Object Condition 207. An arisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) An unarisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) An arising non-root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) 208. An arisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by dominance condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) An unarisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by dominance condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) An arising non-root phenomenon is a condition by dominance condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. (1) An arisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by co-nascence condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon… is a condition by mutuality condition… is a condition by support condition… is a condition by decisive support condition. An unarisen non-root phenomenon is a condition by decisive support condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon. An arising non-root phenomenon is a condition by decisive support condition for an arisen non-root phenomenon (abbreviated). 209. In object, three; in dominance, three; in co-nascence, one; in mutuality, one; in support, one; in decisive support, three…etc… in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). In non-root, three; in non-object, three (abbreviated). By object condition, in non-root, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, three (abbreviated). 18-1. Past Triad - Root Dyad 7. Question Section Condition Tetrad 210. A present root phenomenon is a condition by root condition for a present root phenomenon. (1) A past root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a present root phenomenon. A future root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a present root phenomenon. (2) (Abbreviated.) 211. In root, one, ā... In object, two, in dominance, three...etc... in co-arising, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in strong reliance, two...etc... in result, one, in faculty, one, in path, one, in association, one, in presence, one...etc... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). In non-root, two, in non-object, two (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, one (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, two (abbreviated). The Non-Root Section Object Condition 212. Past non-root phenomenon for present non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. (1) Future non-root phenomenon for present non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. (1) Present non-root phenomenon for present non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 213. In object, three, in dominance, three...etc... in co-arising, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in strong reliance, three...etc... in repetition, one, in kamma, two, in result, one...etc... in faculty, one, in path, one, in association, one, in presence, one...etc... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). In non-root, three, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By object condition, in non-root, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, three (abbreviated). 19-1. The Triad of Past Object and the Dyad of Roots 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 214. Depending on a past-object root phenomenon, a past-object root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a future-object root phenomenon, a future-object root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a present-object root phenomenon, a present-object root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 215. In root, three, in object, three...etc... in non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). In non-dominance, three, in non-pre-arising, three, in non-post-arising, three, in non-repetition, three, in non-result, three, in non-disassociation, two (abbreviated). (Also the Co-arising Section...etc.) (And so on... The associated section should also be elaborated like the dependent section.) Root-Object Conditions 216. A past-object root phenomenon is a condition by root condition for a past-object root phenomenon. (1) A future-object root phenomenon is a condition by root condition for a future-object root phenomenon. (1) A present-object root phenomenon is a condition by root condition for a present-object root phenomenon. (1) A past-object root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a past-object root phenomenon. A past-object root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a future-object root phenomenon. A past-object root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a present-object root phenomenon. (3) A future-object root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a future-object root phenomenon... (and so on for three types). A present-object root phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a present-object root phenomenon... (and so on for three types) (abbreviated). 217. In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, seven; in contiguity, six; in immediate contiguity, six; in co-existence, three; in mutuality, three; in support, three; in decisive support, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (As in the question section of the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) The Non-Root Section 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 218. Dependent on a past-object non-root phenomenon, a past-object non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Dependent on a future-object non-root phenomenon, a future-object non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Dependent on a present-object non-root phenomenon, a present-object non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 219. In root, three. In cause, three. In object, three. In dominance, three. ...etc... In non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated) In non-cause, three. In non-dominance, three. In non-prenascence, three. In non-postnascence, three. In non-repetition, three. In non-kamma, three. In non-result, three. In non-jhana, one. In non-path, three. In non-disassociation, two. (abbreviated) (The section on conascence also... ...etc... the section on association also similar to the section on dependent origination should be elaborated.) Object Condition 220. A past object, non-cause phenomenon to a past object, non-cause phenomenon is condition by way of object condition... three. A future object, non-cause phenomenon to a future object, non-cause phenomenon is condition by way of object condition... three. A present object, non-cause phenomenon to a present object, non-cause phenomenon is condition by way of object condition... three. (abbreviated) 221. In object, nine. In dominance, seven. ...etc... In non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated) In non-cause, nine. In non-object, nine. (abbreviated) By object condition, in non-cause, nine. (abbreviated) By non-cause condition, in object, nine. (abbreviated) (As in the section on questions in the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) 20-1. Internal Triad - Dyad of Causes 1-7. Beginning with the section on dependent origination Quartet of Conditions Cause Condition 222. Depending on an internal cause phenomenon, an internal cause phenomenon arises by way of cause condition. (1) Depending on an external cause phenomenon, an external cause phenomenon arises by way of cause condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 223. In cause, two.