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B01031309dhammānulomapaccanīye tikapaṭṭhānaṃ (dharma accordance dharma object triple cause)

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a phenomenon without a limited object does not arise due to a root condition.... In root conditions, twenty-one... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, twenty-one. 14. The Triad of Inferiority 1-7. Starting with the Dependent Origination Section 42. Dependent on an inferior phenomenon, a non-inferior phenomenon does not arise due to a root condition. (Similar to the Triad of Defiled and Defiling.) In root conditions, nineteen... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, nineteen. 15. The Triad of Wrongness 1-7. Starting with the Dependent Origination Section 1. Affirmative Conditions Root Condition 43. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in wrongness, a phenomenon not fixed in wrongness arises due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in wrongness, a phenomenon not fixed in rightness arises due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in wrongness, an unfixed phenomenon does not arise due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in wrongness, phenomena that are neither fixed in rightness nor unfixed arise due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in wrongness, phenomena that are neither fixed in wrongness nor fixed in rightness arise due to a root condition. (5) Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in rightness, a phenomenon not fixed in rightness arises due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in rightness, a phenomenon not fixed in wrongness arises due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in rightness, an unfixed phenomenon does not arise due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in rightness, phenomena that are neither fixed in wrongness nor unfixed arise due to a root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon fixed in rightness, conditioned by that, dharmas that are not fixed in wrongness and not fixed in rightness arise due to a root cause. (5) Conditioned by an unfixed dharma, a dharma not fixed in wrongness arises due to a root cause… three. Conditioned by a dharma fixed in wrongness and unfixed, a dharma not fixed in wrongness arises due to a root cause… three. Conditioned by a dharma fixed in rightness and unfixed, a dharma not fixed in wrongness arises due to a root cause… three. (Abbreviated.) In root cause, nineteen. (To be elaborated everywhere.) 16. Path-object Triad 1-7. Conditioned-by section, etc. 44. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, a non-path-object dharma arises due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, a non-path-root dharma arises due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, a non-path-dominance dharma arises due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, non-path-object and non-path-dominance dharmas arise due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, non-path-root and non-path-dominance dharmas arise due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, non-path-object and non-path-root dharmas arise due to a root cause. Conditioned by a path-object dharma, non-path-object, non-path-root, and non-path-dominance dharmas arise due to a root cause. (7) (Abbreviated.) In root cause, thirty-five… and so on… in non-disappearance, thirty-five. (To be elaborated everywhere.) 17. Arisen Triad 7. Question section 45. An arisen dharma is a condition for a non-arisen dharma by way of a root cause. (Abbreviated.) In root cause, three; in object, nine. 18. Past Triad 7. Question section 46. A present dharma is a condition for a non-past dharma by way of a root cause. (Abbreviated.) In root cause, three; in object, nine. 19. Past-object Triad 1-7. Conditioned-by section, etc. 47. Conditioned by a past-object dharma, a non-past-object dharma arises due to a root cause. Conditions. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, a non-future object phenomenon arises due to root condition. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, a non-present object phenomenon arises due to root condition. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, non-past object and non-present object phenomena arise due to root condition. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, non-future object and non-present object phenomena arise due to root condition. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, non-past object and non-future object phenomena arise due to root condition. Dependent on a past object phenomenon, non-past object, non-future object, and non-present object phenomena arise due to root condition. (7) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, twenty-one, etc., in non-disappearance, twenty-one. 20. The Internal Triad 1-7. Dependent Origination Section, etc. 48. Dependent on an internal phenomenon, a non-external phenomenon arises due to root condition. (1) Dependent on an external phenomenon, a non-internal phenomenon arises due to root condition... in root condition, two. (Detailed everywhere.) 21. The Internal Object Triad 1-7. Dependent Origination Section, etc. 49. Dependent on an internal object phenomenon, a non-internal object phenomenon arises due to root condition. In root condition, six. 22. The With-Appearance Triad 1-7. Dependent Origination Section, etc. 1. Direct Conditions Root Condition 50. Dependent on an unseen and impinging phenomenon, a non-unseen and impinging phenomenon arises due to root condition. Dependent on an unseen and impinging phenomenon, a non-seen and impinging phenomenon arises due to root condition. Dependent on an unseen and impinging phenomenon, a non-unseen and non-impinging phenomenon arises due to root condition. Dependent on an unseen and impinging phenomenon, non-seen and impinging and non-unseen and non-impinging phenomena arise due to root condition. Dependent on an unseen and impinging phenomenon, non-unseen and impinging and non-unseen and non-impinging phenomena arise due to root by way of condition. A phenomenon that is unseen and with impact, by way of condition, causes phenomena that are neither seen and with impact nor unseen and with impact to arise by way of root condition. (6) A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact, by way of condition, causes a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact to arise by way of root condition… six. A phenomenon that is unseen and with impact and a phenomenon that is unseen and without impact, by way of condition, cause a phenomenon that is neither seen and with impact to arise by way of root condition… six. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, eighteen; in object condition, three… and so on… in non-disappearance condition, eighteen. (Elaborate everywhere. The conascent section… and so on… the associated section should also be elaborated.) Root-Object Condition 51. A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact by way of root condition. A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither seen and with impact by way of root condition. A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither unseen and with impact by way of root condition. A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither seen and with impact and a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact by way of root condition. A phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact and a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact by way of root condition. A phenomenon that is unseen and without impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither seen and with impact and a phenomenon that is neither unseen and without impact by way of root condition. (6) A phenomenon that is seen and with impact is a condition for a phenomenon that is neither seen and with impact by way of object condition… three. (Abbreviated.) 52. In root condition, six; in object condition, nine. (The question section should be elaborated.) The Triplet Classification in the Favorable-Adverse of Phenomena is completed.

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