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not clung to but clingable… three. An indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, is a condition by root condition for an indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to but clingable. (1) 22. A wholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, is a condition by object condition for a wholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable… three. An unwholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, is a condition by object condition for an unwholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable… three. An indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, is a condition by object condition for an indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to but clingable… three. (Abbreviated.) 23. In root condition, seven; in object condition, nine; in non-disappearance condition, eleven. (Abbreviated.) (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) 24. Having depended on a wholesome phenomenon, not clung to, not clingable, a wholesome phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, arises by root condition. (1) Having depended on an indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to, not clingable, an indeterminate phenomenon, not clung to but clingable, arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, two; in non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated, also in the conascence section… (etc.)… also in the question section, elaboration everywhere.) 1-4. The Wholesome Triad - The Defiled Triad 1-7. The Dependent Origination Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions 25. Having depended on an unwholesome phenomenon, defiled and defiling, an unwholesome phenomenon, defiled and defiling, arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one… (etc.)… in non-disappearance condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the conascence section… (etc.)… also in the question section, everywhere, one.) 26. Having depended on a wholesome phenomenon, undefiled but defiling, a wholesome phenomenon, undefiled but defiling, arises by root condition… three. Having depended on an indeterminate phenomenon, undefiled but defiling, an indeterminate phenomenon, undefiled but defiling, arises by root condition. (1) A wholesome phenomenon, undefiled An indeterminate phenomenon, associated with defilement, and a phenomenon that is not defiled but defiling, conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon that is not defiled but defiling, arises with root condition. (1) 27. In root condition, five; in non-disappearance, five. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section...etc... also in the question section, it is to be elaborated everywhere.) 28. A wholesome phenomenon that is neither defiled nor defiling, conditioned by a wholesome phenomenon that is neither defiled nor defiling, arises with root condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon that is neither defiled nor defiling, conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon that is neither defiled nor defiling, arises with root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, two...etc... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated. Also in the conascent section...etc... also in the question section, it is to be elaborated everywhere.) 1-5. The Triad of Wholesome and the Triad of Initial Application 1-7. Beginning with the Conditioned Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 29. A wholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application, conditioned by a wholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application, arises with root condition. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application, conditioned by an unwholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application, arises with root condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon with initial and sustained application, conditioned by an indeterminate phenomenon with initial and sustained application, arises with root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, three; in object condition, three; in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated. Also the conascent section...etc... also the associated section is similar to the conditioned section.) 30. A wholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for a wholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application by way of root condition. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for an unwholesome phenomenon with initial and sustained application by way of root condition. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for an indeterminate phenomenon with initial and sustained application by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 31. In root condition, three; in object condition, nine; in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated.) (As in the question section of the wholesome triad, so it is to be elaborated.) 32. A wholesome phenomenon without initial application, only with sustained application Dependent on me, a wholesome state without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application, an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, two. In non-disappearance condition, two. (Abbreviated.) (Also in the conascence section... also in the association section, also in the question section, everywhere it is to be elaborated.) 33. Dependent on a wholesome state without initial and sustained application, a wholesome state without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition... three. Dependent on an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application, an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on a wholesome state without initial and sustained application and an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application, an indeterminate state without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, five. In object condition, two. In non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated. Also the conascence section... also the question section is to be elaborated.) 1-6. Wholesome triad - Joy triad 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Fourfold Conditions Root Condition 34. Dependent on a wholesome state accompanied by joy, a wholesome state accompanied by joy arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on an unwholesome state accompanied by joy, an unwholesome state accompanied by joy arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on an indeterminate state accompanied by joy, an indeterminate state accompanied by joy arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, three. In object condition, three. In non-disappearance condition, three. (Abbreviated. Also the conascence section... also the association section is similar to the dependent origination section.) 35. A wholesome state accompanied by joy is a condition for a wholesome state accompanied by joy by way of root condition. (1) An unwholesome state accompanied by joy is a condition for an unwholesome state accompanied by joy by way of root condition. (1) An indeterminate state accompanied by joy is a condition for an indeterminate state accompanied by joy by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, three. In object condition, nine. In predominance condition... Seven, in immediate contiguity five, in non-disappearance three. (In brief.) (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the question section should be elaborated in this way.) 36. Wholesome states associated with pleasure, conditioned by wholesome states associated with pleasure, arise through the root condition. (1) Unwholesome states associated with pleasure, conditioned by unwholesome states associated with pleasure, arise through the root condition. (1) Indeterminate states associated with pleasure, conditioned by indeterminate states associated with pleasure, arise through the root condition. (1) (In brief.) In root condition, three, in object condition, three, in non-disappearance condition, three. (In brief. The co-arising section also... etc. ... the question section also should be elaborated.) 37. Wholesome states associated with equanimity, conditioned by wholesome states associated with equanimity, arise through the root condition. (1) Unwholesome states associated with equanimity, conditioned by unwholesome states associated with equanimity, arise through the root condition. (1) Indeterminate states associated with equanimity, conditioned by indeterminate states associated with equanimity, arise through the root condition. (1) (In brief.) In root condition, three, in non-disappearance condition, three. (In brief.) (The co-arising section also... etc. ... the question section also should be elaborated.) 1-7. The triad of wholesome states - the triad of seeing. 1-7. Beginning with the conditioned section. The tetrad of conditions. 38. Unwholesome states to be abandoned by seeing, conditioned by unwholesome states to be abandoned by seeing, arise through the root condition. (In brief.) In root condition, one... etc. ... in non-disappearance condition, one. (In brief.) (In the co-arising section also... etc. ... in the question section also, everywhere one.) 39. Unwholesome states to be abandoned by development, conditioned by unwholesome states to be abandoned by development, arise through the root condition. (1) (In brief.) In root condition, one... etc. ... in non-disappearance condition, one. (In brief.) 40. Wholesome states to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, conditioned by wholesome states to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, arise through the root condition... three. Indeterminate states to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, conditioned by indeterminate states to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development...