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B01031220(1 83)kusalattika dassanenapahātabbadukaṃ (wholesome dharma and abandonable views pair)

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The Triad of Wholesome, etc., and the Pair of What is to be Abandoned by Seeing Dependence Section, etc. Root Condition 1. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, an unwholesome phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, one, in object, one, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (abbreviated) (Also in the Co-arising Section, ...and so on... also in the Question Section, everywhere one.) 2. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing, a wholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. ...three. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing, an unwholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. ...three. Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing, an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing and an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing, an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing and an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing, an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing arises, by root condition. (1) 3. In root, nine, in object, three, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated. Also the Co-arising Section...and so on...also the Associated Section is similar to the Dependence Section.) 4. A wholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing by root condition. ...three. An unwholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing by root condition. ...three. An indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon not to be abandoned by seeing by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 5. In root, seven, in object, nine, in predominance, ten, in contiguity, seven, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, thirteen. (abbreviated) (Just as in the Question Section of the Kusalattika, so should it be elaborated.) The Triad of Wholesome, etc. - Part The Dyad of Things to be Abandoned by Development 1-7. The Section on Dependent Origination and so on Root Condition 6. Unwholesome phenomena to be abandoned by development, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena to be abandoned by development, arise by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, one, in object, 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.) 7. Wholesome phenomena not to be abandoned by development, conditioned by wholesome phenomena not to be abandoned by development, arise by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, nine, in object, three, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (Abbreviated.) (Also the Co-arisen section, ...and so on... also the Question section, should be elaborated.) 1-85. The Dyad of the Triad of Wholesome, having Roots to be Abandoned by Seeing 1-7. The Section on Dependent Origination and so on Root Condition 8. Unwholesome phenomena having roots to be abandoned by seeing, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena having roots to be abandoned by seeing, arise by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, one, in object, 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.) 9. Wholesome phenomena not having roots to be abandoned by seeing, conditioned by wholesome phenomena not having roots to be abandoned by seeing, arise by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, nine, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (Abbreviated. Also the Co-arisen section, ...and so on... also the Question section, should be elaborated.) 1-86. The Dyad of the Triad of Wholesome, having Roots to be Abandoned by Development 1-7. The Section on Dependent Origination and so on The Quadrad of Conditions 10. Unwholesome phenomena having roots to be abandoned by development, conditioned by unwholesome phenomena having roots to be abandoned by development, arise by root condition. (abbreviated) In root, one, in object, 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.) 11. Wholesome phenomena not having roots to be abandoned by development, conditioned by wholesome phenomena not having roots to be abandoned by development, arise by root condition. In root, nine, in object, three, ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated) (Also in the Co-arisen section, ...and so on... 1-87. The Triad of Wholesome - Dyad with Initial Application 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section Root-Object Conditions 12. Wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon depending on wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon depending on unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon depending on indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 13. In root, three, in object, three...etc... in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated. The co-arising section also...etc... the associated section also is like the conditional section.) 14. Wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon by root condition. (1) Unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon by root condition. (1) Indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon by root condition. (1) Wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for wholesome, with initial application, phenomenon by object condition... three. Unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for unwholesome, with initial application, phenomenon by object condition... three. Indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon is a condition for indeterminate, with initial application, phenomenon by object condition... three. (Abbreviated.) 15. In root, three, in object, nine, in dominance, seven...etc... in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated.) Section without Initial Application Root Condition 16. Wholesome, without initial application, phenomenon depending on wholesome, without initial application, phenomenon arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root, seven, in object, two...etc... in result, one, in non-disappearance, seven. (Abbreviated. The co-arising section also...etc... the associated section also is like the conditional section.) 17. Wholesome, without initial application, phenomenon is a condition for wholesome, without initial application, phenomenon by root condition... three. Indeterminate, without initial application, phenomenon for indeterminate, without initial application... of that dhamma is a condition by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 18. In root condition, four, in object condition, nine...etc... in non-disappearance condition, ten (In brief. As in the Kusalattika's question section, so it should be elaborated). 1-88. The Kusalattika-Savicāra Dyad 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Fourfold Condition 19. Depending on a wholesome dhamma with initial application, a wholesome dhamma with initial application arises by way of root condition (similar to wholesome with initial thought). 1-89. The Kusalattika-Sappītika Dyad 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Fourfold Condition 20. Depending on a wholesome dhamma with joy, a wholesome dhamma with joy arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome dhamma with joy, an unwholesome dhamma with joy arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate dhamma with joy, an indeterminate dhamma with joy arises by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 21. In root condition, three, in object condition, three...etc... in non-disappearance condition, three (In brief. The Co-arising Section also...etc... the Associated Section also is similar to the Dependent Origination Section). 22. A wholesome dhamma with joy of a wholesome dhamma with joy is a condition by way of root condition. (1) An unwholesome dhamma with joy of an unwholesome dhamma with joy is a condition by way of root condition. (1) An indeterminate dhamma with joy of an indeterminate dhamma with joy is a condition by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 23. In root condition, three, in object condition, nine...etc... in non-disappearance condition, three (In brief). The Appītika Section Root Condition 24. Depending on a wholesome dhamma without joy, a wholesome dhamma without joy arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on an unwholesome dhamma without joy, an unwholesome dhamma without joy arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on an indeterminate dhamma without joy, an indeterminate dhamma without joy arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a wholesome dhamma without joy and an indeterminate dhamma without joy, an indeterminate dhamma without joy arises by way of root condition. (1) And an unwholesome dhamma without joy Conditioned by an indeterminate and joyless phenomenon, an indeterminate and joyless phenomenon arises with root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 25. In root-condition, nine; in object-condition, three; ...etc...

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