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1-7. The Dyad of Conditioned (with cause) in the Triad of Wholesome, etc. 1-7. Section on Conditionality, etc. The Fourfold of Conditions 1. Depending on a wholesome conditioned phenomenon, a wholesome conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Depending on a wholesome conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Depending on a wholesome conditioned phenomenon, wholesome conditioned phenomena and indeterminate conditioned phenomena arise by way of root condition. (3) Depending on an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon, an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition... (three) Depending on an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome conditioned phenomenon and an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon and an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) 2. Depending on a wholesome conditioned phenomenon, a wholesome conditioned phenomenon arises by way of object condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon, an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon arises by way of object condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 3. In root condition, nine. In object condition, three. In dominance condition, nine. ...and so on... In non-disappearance condition, nine. (Abbreviated.) Opposite Non-root condition 4. Depending on an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon, an unwholesome conditioned phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon, an indeterminate conditioned phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 5. In non-root condition, two. In non-object condition, five. In non-dominance condition, nine. ...and so on... In non-non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By way of root condition, in non-object condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object condition, two. (Abbreviated.) (Also the section on co-arising... and so on... the section on association) (also similar to the Paṭiccavāra.) Conditions of Cause and Object 6. A wholesome, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of cause for a wholesome, conditioned phenomenon… three. An unwholesome, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of cause for an unwholesome, conditioned phenomenon… three. An indeterminate, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of cause for an indeterminate, conditioned phenomenon. (1) 7. A wholesome, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of object for a wholesome, conditioned phenomenon… three. An unwholesome, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of object for an unwholesome, conditioned phenomenon… three. An indeterminate, conditioned phenomenon is a condition by way of object for an indeterminate, conditioned phenomenon… three (abbreviated). 8. In cause, seven, in object, nine, in dominance, ten, in contiguity, seven… and so on… in co-existence, nine… and so on… in decisive support, nine… and so on… in non-disappearance, thirteen (abbreviated). In non-cause, fifteen, in non-object, fifteen (abbreviated). By way of cause, in non-object, seven (abbreviated). By way of non-cause, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the Kusalattika's question section, so should it be elaborated.) 1-8. The Kusalattika-Saṅkhataduka 1-7. Starting with the Paṭiccavāra The Fourfold Condition 9. Depending on a wholesome, conditioned phenomenon, a wholesome, conditioned phenomenon arises by way of cause (similar to the Sappaccayaduka). 1-9. The Kusalattika-Sanidassanaduka 1-7. Starting with the Paṭiccavāra The Fourfold Condition 10. Depending on a wholesome, non-apparent phenomenon, a wholesome, non-apparent phenomenon arises by way of cause… three. Depending on an unwholesome, non-apparent phenomenon, an unwholesome, non-apparent phenomenon arises by way of cause… three. Depending on an indeterminate, non-apparent phenomenon, an indeterminate, non-apparent phenomenon arises by way of cause. (1) Depending on a wholesome, non-apparent phenomenon and an indeterminate, non-apparent phenomenon, an indeterminate, non-apparent phenomenon arises by way of cause. Depending on unwholesome and unobservable phenomena, and indeterminate and unobservable phenomena, indeterminate and unobservable phenomena arise through root-condition. (1) 11. Depending on wholesome unobservable phenomena, wholesome unobservable phenomena arise through object-condition. (1) Depending on unwholesome unobservable phenomena, unwholesome unobservable phenomena arise through object-condition. (1) Depending on indeterminate unobservable phenomena, indeterminate unobservable phenomena arise through object-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 12. In root-condition, nine, in object-condition, three, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (Abbreviated.) Opposite – Non-root-condition 13. Depending on unwholesome unobservable phenomena, unwholesome unobservable phenomena arise through non-root-condition. (1) Depending on indeterminate unobservable phenomena, indeterminate unobservable phenomena arise through non-root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In non-root-condition, two, in non-object-condition, five, in non-predominance-condition, nine, ...and so on... in non-non-disappearance, five. (Abbreviated. The conascence section...and so on...the association section is similar to the dependent origination section.) Root-object-condition 14. Wholesome unobservable phenomena are a condition for wholesome unobservable phenomena by way of root-condition... three. Unwholesome unobservable phenomena are a condition for unwholesome unobservable phenomena by way of root-condition... three. Indeterminate unobservable phenomena are a condition for indeterminate unobservable phenomena by way of root-condition. (1) 15. Wholesome unobservable phenomena are a condition for wholesome unobservable phenomena by way of object-condition... three. Unwholesome unobservable phenomena are a condition for unwholesome unobservable phenomena by way of object-condition... three. Indeterminate unobservable phenomena are a condition for indeterminate unobservable phenomena by way of object-condition... three. (Abbreviated.) 16. In root-condition, seven, in object-condition, nine, in predominance-condition, ten, in contiguity-condition, seven, ...and so on... in strong-dependence-condition, nine, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, thirteen. (Abbreviated.) (As in the wholesome triad (This is the question section, thus it should be elaborated.) 1-10. Triad of wholesome - Dyad of with impingement 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 17. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon with impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon with impingement arises by root condition (abbreviated). In root condition, one…and so on…in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the co-arisen section…and so on…also in the question section, everywhere, one.) 18. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without impingement, a wholesome phenomenon without impingement arises by root condition…three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement, an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement arises by root condition…three. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without impingement and an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement arises by root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement and an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement arises by root condition. (1) Object Condition 19. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon without impingement, a wholesome phenomenon without impingement arises by object condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement, an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement arises by object condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 20. In root condition, nine; in object condition, three; in predominance condition, nine…and so on…in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). The Negative Non-Root Condition 21. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement, an unwholesome phenomenon without impingement arises by non-root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement, an indeterminate phenomenon without impingement arises by non-root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 22. In non-root condition, two; in non-object condition, five; in non-predominance condition, nine…and so on…in non-non-disappearance, five (abbreviated. Also the co-arisen section…and so on…also the associated section is similar to the dependent origination section). Root Condition 23. A wholesome unresisting phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome unresisting phenomenon by way of root-condition... three. An unwholesome unresisting phenomenon is a condition for an unwholesome unresisting phenomenon by way of root-condition... three. An indeterminate unresisting phenomenon is a condition for an indeterminate unresisting phenomenon by way of root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 24. In root-condition, seven, in object-condition, nine, in dominance-condition, ten... and so on... in non-disappearance-condition, thirteen. (Abbreviated.