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In decisive support condition, nine. In repetition condition, three. In result condition, two. In faculty condition, two. In path condition, two. In association condition, three. In presence condition, three. In absence condition, six. In disappearance condition, six. In non-disappearance condition, three (abbreviated). In non-root condition, nine. In non-object condition, nine (abbreviated). By way of root condition, in non-object condition, three (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in object condition, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so should it be elaborated.) 1-6. Beginning with the section of dependent relations The tetrad of conditions 30. Depending on a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling, a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling, a non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, a non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 31. In root condition, three. In object condition, three... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, three (abbreviated). In non-root condition, three. In non-dominance condition, three. In non-pre-nascence condition, two. In non-post-nascence condition, three. In non-repetition condition, three. In non-kamma condition, three. In non-result condition, three... and so on... in non-dissociation condition, two (abbreviated). (Also the section of co-nascence... and so on... also the section of association should be elaborated.) 7. The section of questions The tetrad of conditions Beginning with object condition 32. A non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling. Sukhāya v A non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of object. A non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object. (3) A non-root condition associated with painful feeling to a non-root condition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of object. A non-root condition associated with painful feeling to a non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object. A non-root condition associated with painful feeling to a non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object. (3) A non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object. A non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object. A non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of object. (3) 33. A non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by way of dominance. A non-root condition associated with pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of dominance. (2) A non-root condition associated with painful feeling to a non-root condition associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of dominance. (1) A non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling to a non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of dominance. A non-root condition associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling by way of predominant condition. (2) Conditions of Immediate Contiguity and Strong Reliance 34. A non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling by way of immediate contiguity condition… two. A non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of immediate contiguity condition… two. A non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling by way of immediate contiguity condition… three… etc. 35. A non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling by way of strong reliance condition… three. A non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of strong reliance condition… three. A non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition to a non-root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling by way of strong reliance condition… three (abbreviated). 36. In object, nine; in predominance, five; in immediate contiguity, seven; in perfect contiguity, seven; in co-nascence, three; in mutuality, three; in reliance, three; in strong reliance, nine; in repetition, three; in kamma, eight; in result, three; in nutriment, three; in faculty, three; in jhāna, three; in path, three; in association, three; in presence, three; in absence, seven; in disappearance, seven; in non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By way of object condition, in non-root, nine (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the question section of the triad of wholesome states, so should it be elaborated.) 3-1. Resultant Triad - Root Dyad 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Tetrad of Conditions 37. Depending on a resultant root phenomenon, a resultant root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Resultant phenomenon A root phenomenon of resultant nature having depended on a root phenomenon of resultant nature, arises by way of root condition. (1) A root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature having depended on a root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature, arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 38. In root condition, three, in object condition, three... in repetition condition, two, in kamma condition, three, in resultant condition, one... in non-disappearance condition, three (abbreviated). In non-predominance condition, three, in non-pre-existence condition, three, in non-post-existence condition, three, in non-repetition condition, three, in non-resultant condition, two, in non-disassociation condition, three (abbreviated). (Also the conascence section... also the association section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions 39. A resultant root phenomenon is a condition to a resultant root phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) A root phenomenon of resultant nature is a condition to a root phenomenon of resultant nature by way of root condition. (1) A root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature is a condition to a root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature by way of root condition. (1) 40. A resultant root phenomenon is a condition to a resultant root phenomenon by way of object condition. A resultant root phenomenon is a condition to a root phenomenon of resultant nature by way of object condition. A resultant root phenomenon is a condition to a root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature by way of object condition. (3) A root phenomenon of resultant nature is a condition to a root phenomenon of resultant nature by way of object condition. A root phenomenon of resultant nature is a condition to a resultant root phenomenon by way of object condition. A root phenomenon of resultant nature is a condition to a root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature by way of object condition. (3) A root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature is a condition to a root phenomenon that is neither resultant nor of resultant nature by way of object condition... three. 41. A resultant root phenomenon to a resultant root phe... is a condition by way of predominant condition. A resultant root dhamma is a condition for a resultant-condition root dhamma by way of predominant condition. A resultant root dhamma is a condition for a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition root dhamma by way of predominant condition. ... three. A resultant-condition root dhamma is a condition for a resultant-condition root dhamma by way of predominant condition. ... two. A neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition root dhamma is a condition for a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition root dhamma by way of predominant condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 42. In root condition, three, in object condition, nine, in predominant condition, six, in proximity condition, five, in contiguity condition, five, in co-nascence condition, three, in mutuality condition, three, in support condition, three, in decisive support condition, nine, in repetition condition, two, in resultant condition, one, ... and so on ... in non-disappearance condition, three. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine. (Abbreviated.) By way of root condition, in non-object condition, three. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object condition, nine.