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Homage to the Blessed One, the Arahant, the Perfectly Self-Enlightened One In the Abhidhamma Piṭaka The Paṭṭhāna Pāḷi (Fifth Part) The Paṭṭhāna of Triplets and Triplets in Accordance with the Dhamma 1-1. The Kusalattika and the Vedanāttika 1. The Section Connected with Pleasant Feeling 1-7. The Paṭicca-vāra and so on The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 1. Depending on a wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, a wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, an unwholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling arises, by root condition. (1) Depending on an indeterminate phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, an indeterminate phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling arises, by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 2. In root, three; in object, three…and so on…in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated…and so on…the co-arising section also…and so on…the associated section also is similar to the dependent section.) 3. A wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, by root condition. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, by root condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, by root condition. (1) A wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon connected with pleasant feeling, by object condition. (Abbreviated.) 4. In root, three; in object, nine. (Abbreviated.) (As in the Kusalattika, the question section should be elaborated in this way.) 2. The Section Connected with Painful Feeling 1-7. The Paṭicca-vāra and so on The Fourfold Condition Root and Object Conditions 5. Depending on an unwholesome phenomenon connected with painful feeling, an unwholesome phenomenon connected with painful feeling arises, by root condition. (1) Unwholesome Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with painful feeling, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling arises by way of object condition. (1) Conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon associated with painful feeling, an indeterminate phenomenon associated with painful feeling arises by way of object condition. (1) (In brief.) 6. In root condition, one, in object condition, two... in non-disappearance condition, two. (In brief.) (The conascence section... the association section are also similar to the conditioning section.) 7. An unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of root condition. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of object condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon associated with painful feeling by way of object condition. (1) (In brief.) 8. In root condition, one, in object condition, two. (In brief. Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section should be elaborated thus.) 3. The section on phenomena associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. 1-7. The conditioning section, etc. The tetrad of conditions. Root condition. 9. Conditioned by a wholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, a wholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) Conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, an unwholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) Conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, an indeterminate phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling arises by way of root condition. (1) 10. In root condition, three, in object condition, three... in non-disappearance condition, three. (In brief. The conascence section... the association section are also similar to the conditioning section.) 11. A wholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling for a wholesome (phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling)... Of the phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, it is a condition by way of root-condition. (1) The unwholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition for the unwholesome phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling by way of root-condition. (1) The indeterminate phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition for the indeterminate phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling by way of root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 12. In root-condition, three; in object-condition, nine; in dominance-condition, seven; in contiguity-condition, seven; ...etc... in strong-dependence-condition, nine; in non-disappearance-condition, three. (Abbreviated. As in the triad of wholesome, the question section should be elaborated thus.) 1-2. The triad of wholesome - the triad of result. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section. The Tetrad of Conditions 13. Dependent on an indeterminate resultant phenomenon, an indeterminate resultant phenomenon arises by way of root-condition. (Abbreviated.) In root-condition, one; in object-condition, one; ...etc... in non-disappearance-condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the Co-nascence section... ...etc... also in the Question section, everywhere one.) 14. Dependent on a wholesome phenomenon leading to results, a wholesome phenomenon leading to results arises by way of root-condition. (1) Dependent on an unwholesome phenomenon leading to results, an unwholesome phenomenon leading to results arises by way of root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root-condition, two; in object-condition, two; ...etc... in non-disappearance-condition, two. (Abbreviated.) (Also the Co-nascence section... ...etc... also the Association section is similar to the Dependent Origination section.) 15. The wholesome phenomenon leading to results is a condition for the wholesome phenomenon leading to results by way of root-condition. (1) The unwholesome phenomenon leading to results is a condition for the unwholesome phenomenon leading to results by way of root-condition. (1) The wholesome phenomenon leading to results is a condition for the wholesome phenomenon leading to results by way of object-condition. The wholesome phenomenon leading to results is a condition for the unwholesome phenomenon leading to results by way of object-condition. (2) The unwholesome phenomenon leading to results is a condition for the unwholesome phenomenon leading to results by way of object-condition. The unwholesome phenomenon leading to results Of wholesome phenomena whose nature is result-condition, it is a condition by way of object condition. (2) (In brief.) 16. In root condition, two; in object condition, four; in dominance condition, three; in contiguity condition, two; ... in co-existence condition, two; in strong dependence condition, four; ... in non-disappearance condition, two. (In brief. Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section should be elaborated thus.) 17. Depending on indeterminate phenomena whose nature is neither result nor result-condition, indeterminate phenomena whose nature is neither result nor result-condition arise by way of root condition. (In brief.) In root condition, one; in object condition, one; ... in non-disappearance condition, one. (In brief.) (Also in the co-existence section, ... also in the question section, everywhere one.) 1-3. The wholesome triad - the grasped triad. 1-7. The dependent origination section, etc. The fourfold condition. 18. Depending on indeterminate phenomena that are grasped and graspable, indeterminate phenomena that are grasped and graspable arise by way of root condition. (In brief.) In root condition, one; ... in non-disappearance condition, one. (In brief.) (Also in the co-existence section, ... also in the question section, everywhere one.) 19. Depending on wholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, wholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable arise by way of root condition. ... three. Depending on unwholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, unwholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable arise by way of root condition. ... three. Depending on indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable arise by way of root condition. (1) Depending on wholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, and indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable arise by way of root condition. (1) Depending on unwholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, and indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, indeterminate phenomena that are not grasped but graspable arise by way of root condition. (1) (In brief.) 20. In root condition, nine; in non-disappearance condition, nine. (In brief. Also the co-existence section, ... also the association section, is similar to the dependent origination section.) 21. Wholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable are of wholesome phenomena that are not grasped but graspable, by way of root condition. By that condition, it is a condition… three. An unwholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, is a condition by root condition for an unwholesome phenomenon,